Beyond the Binary is a safe space for conversations and community-building for Yale community members who are transgender, agender, dualgender, genderqueer, gender questioning, nonbinary or otherwise hosted weekly at the Office of LGBTQ Resources. Sign up for the BtB mailing list to find out about discussion topics, activities and special events, and contact Seth Wallace with any questions!
The office of LGBTQ Resources and the LGBTQ Affinity group host lunches for parents of LGBTQ children (and their allies) every third Thursday of each month. All parents of LGBTQ children–as well as LGBTQ staff & faculty and allies–are invited to share this space for support, community, and conversation.
Please join in our monthly ANY steering committee meetings that take place the first Tuesday of every month. These meetings are an opportunity to hear about what has been happening with ANY and what is in the works. We welcome all those who are interested in getting involved and sharing their ideas. If you cannot attend in person, a dial-in option will be available. Lunch will be provided.
RSVP: http://bit.ly/ANYSCM
Open to: Yale Community Only
Please join in our monthly ANY steering committee meetings that take place the first Tuesday of every month. These meetings are an opportunity to hear about what has been happening with ANY and what is in the works. We welcome all those who are interested in getting involved and sharing their ideas. If you cannot attend in person, a dial-in option will be available. Lunch will be provided.
RSVP: http://bit.ly/ANYSCM
Open to: Yale Community Only
Yale University Library has been collecting Chinese-language materials for 170 years. Six titles of Chinese classical texts were deposited at Yale in August 1849, making the College Library the first academic library in the United States to collect Chinese-language books. Samuel Wells Williams, the inaugural Professor of Chinese Language and Literature at Yale, was largely responsible for the earliest acquisitions for the Library. Yung Wing, the first Chinese citizen to graduate from a major American college, was the most important contributor to the founding of Yale’s Chinese Collection.
For the African American community, the 1960s was a period marked by significant movements in the struggle of social change and racial uplift. From the Civil Rights Movement to the rise of Black Power, African Americans shaped an ideology centered around Black Consciousness and the Black Church held an important role, serving as a locus for justice and resistance.
The office of LGBTQ Resources and the LGBTQ Affinity group host lunches for parents of LGBTQ children (and their allies) every third Thursday of each month. All parents of LGBTQ children–as well as LGBTQ staff & faculty and allies–are invited to share this space for support, community, and conversation.
The office of LGBTQ Resources and the LGBTQ Affinity group host lunches for parents of LGBTQ children (and their allies) every third Thursday of each month. All parents of LGBTQ children–as well as LGBTQ staff & faculty and allies–are invited to share this space for support, community, and conversation.
The office of LGBTQ Resources and the LGBTQ Affinity group host lunches for parents of LGBTQ children (and their allies) every third Thursday of each month. All parents of LGBTQ children–as well as LGBTQ staff & faculty and allies–are invited to share this space for support, community, and conversation.
The office of LGBTQ Resources and the LGBTQ Affinity group host lunches for parents of LGBTQ children (and their allies) every third Thursday of each month. All parents of LGBTQ children–as well as LGBTQ staff & faculty and allies–are invited to share this space for support, community, and conversation.
