Interested in getting involved with YVN? Come to our Open Strategic Planning Meeting! We will begin to develop our programmatic framework for the upcoming fiscal year, and we welcome suggestions and participation from all members of the Yale community.
Contact: yvn@yale.edu
Come to our Open Strategic Planning Meeting in August! FLY has offered a long list of exciting events and programs in 2019-2020 and we need your input on programming for the next year. We welcome participation from all members of the Yale community.
Contact: fly@yale.edu
The Working Women’s Network (WWN) is proud to offer our members opportunities to remain connected while many of us are apart. WWN Together Wellness Check-Ins are bi-weekly sessions that provide us with a space to center ourselves, communicate, and share as a community during this unprecedented time. The host for these sessions is Diane Frankel-Gramelis.
Contact: wwn@yale.edu
Interested in getting involved with DAY? Come to our Open Strategic Planning Meeting! DAY has offered a long list of exciting events and programs in 2019-2020 and we need your input on programming for the next year. We welcome participation from all members of the Yale community.
Contact: day@yale.edu
Are you a staff member, faculty, or postdoc of Asian heritage? Do you have an interest in learning more about Asian culture? Are you interested in getting involved with the Asian Network at Yale (ANY)? You are cordially invited to attend our ANY Strategic Planning Meeting. We will begin to develop our programmatic framework for the upcoming fiscal year and we welcome your suggestions.
RSVP: https://bmsweb-h.yale.edu/ords/tms/tms_enrollments.offerings?p_crs_id=4447
The genre of science fiction often serves as a warning. If we ignore the failures of these fictional societies, then we are doomed to make the same mistakes.
Written in 1909, E. M. Forster’s short story eerily predicts the events of today. It describes a world in which humans live isolated in individual rooms, connected only through video and audio calls. What does Forster’s virtual society say about our own? What lessons can we learn from the world of the Machine?
Virtually connect with other bi+ folks at Yale! “Bi+” includes, and is not limited to, folks who have attraction to more than one gender, such as: Bisexual, Biromantic, Panromantic, Pansexual, Asexual Panromantic, Omnisexual, Heteroflexible, Homoflexible, Straight-ish, Gay-ish, Multisexual, Fluid, Queer, “Into hearts, not parts,” and more!
Join FLY and YAAA for an interactive workshop lead by Dr. Janice Z. Gassam Asare. Topics will include racial equity, systemic and structural issues that impact unconscious bias and micro-aggressions. The workshop will be comprised of an interactive presentation where attendees are invited to participate in different discussions aimed at better understanding. Scholarly sources and empirical research will be used to support the workshop.
This committee influences university policies and climate issues that affect transgender faculty, staff, and postdocs at Yale. Our current focus is on trans healthcare, and we look forward to addressing more topics as prioritized by our members.
Contact: lgbtqnetwork@yale.edu
The global pandemic has forced us to not only examine what makes a good society, but what makes a good life. The pandemic has made us conscious - as if we needed any reminders - of the incredible gaps between privilege and poverty, wealth and marginalization. Social justice, or the lack thereof, has been a major factor in the way people have experienced this time. Faith leaders, religious institutions and activists moved by their spirituality have been at the forefront of confronting these inequalities and deep social fissures.
