REGISTER HERE FOR THIS ONLINE EVENT. This session will focus attention on poverty and explore what happens when the societal response is involvement vs. apathy, accountability vs blame, genuine support vs academic observation. Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology has approached poverty from the lens of wealth generation for a decade and continues to provide opportunities to reconsider what it means to […]
The Justice Collaboratory at the Yale Law School invites you to join us for a spellbinding big-screen movie-going experience followed by a rich panel discussion. On Thursday, April 7th we are screening A COP MOVIE. This original film propels the viewer into an unusual cinematic space, giving voice to one of the world’s most controversial institutions—The Police. The movie starts […]
Please join the Dwight Hall Socially Responsible Investment Fund for a Zoom conversation and Q&A with Amy Harder, who runs Cipher, the climate and energy publication by Bill Gates’s Breakthrough Energy. RSVP and find the Zoom link here! About Amy Harder and Cipher / Breakthrough Energy: An alum of Axios and the Wall Street Journal, Amy Harder is Cipher’s executive editor […]
Preregistration is required for this event. RSVP at this link. What are the pathways for current students in the social justice and public health sectors? Join the Yale Alumni Association and Dwight Hall at Yale in celebrating service and public health as former Yale-Jefferson Award winner Margaret Flinter ’80 MSN, senior vice president and clinical director of the Community Health Center, […]
Are you interested in learning how music education happens in New Haven? Or would you like to volunteer teaching music in New Haven schools? Come learn about the Music in Schools Initiative, a program that places School of Music students in public school classrooms, supporting teachers and teaching private lessons and ensembles after school. Program Director Ruben Rodriguez and Coordinator Justina […]
Register for the Zoom Here. Have you begun thinking about your public service involvement post-graduation? Have you heard of nonprofit board service but are unsure of what that looks like, how your skills might be useful, or even how to get started? Public Service takes many shapes, from volunteering on the weekend, to working in the nonprofit sector or with […]
Register here! Zoom: https://yale.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jjT68lCvSlGMBT8pt0U7Eg Join the Yale MacMillan Center’s Council on Latin American & Iberian Studies, Fox International Fellowship, the Program on Peace and Development, and the Office of International Affairs for the next session of our Latin American Policy Leader series with the President of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Ricardo Pérez Manrique. Ricardo Pérez Manrique is a lawyer in […]
What is the importance of engaging in reflexivity when doing community work? This workshop will include active dialogue where we explore room for reflexivity in current community work being done, and go through several activities designed to enhance reflexivity. Presented by the Dwight Hall Magee Fellowship. Refreshments will be served. Sydney Hussett is a Master of Public Health candidate in the department […]
Mandi Schwartz Marrow Donor Registration Drive at YalePart of the “Get in the Game. Save a Life.” Program for Be The Match® Ways to Join the Be The Match Registry®: In Person (Yale community members and hosted visitors):Thursday, Apr. 21, 202210:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Beinecke Plaza, Yale University, New Haven, Conn.To join the Be The Match Registry®, must be ages 18 […]
SIGN UP HERE: https://cglink.me/2dA/r1588698 Come to the Black Ukranian Panel hosted by Dwight Hall and BSAY on Thursday, April 21, from 5-6 pm at Davies Auditorium! We will be hearing from two amazing speakers about the war in Ukraine and how Black Ukranians have been affected by it as they seek shelter. This discussion will be in a panel format where […]
How does your story inform your activism? This workshop will explore the ways eco-feminist/womanist praxes center story, song, and cultural knowledge as origins and sources for scholarship, activism, and community organizing. This workshop will have three sections: Story as Source – the presenter will share their own story through poetry and spoken wordStory as Craft – how does your story […]
Reconnect with classmates, share reflections on public service, and put your story in a Dwight Hall time capsule Further information: david.wilkins@yale.edu or 203-432-2021