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VIRTUAL: Creating Communities of Inclusion and Belonging for Youth with Disabilities

Many faith communities still struggle to welcome and weave youth with disabilities into the ministries and relationships that make up the life of their congregation. Yet we are called to be communities without asterisks. Dr. Carter will share a powerful framework for reflecting upon and fostering belonging within youth and other congregational ministries. Together, we will explore the implications of this work on the ways we support youth with disabilities and on the ways we spur our own churches to be more inclusive and welcoming.

Bámigbóyè: A Master Sculptor of the Yorùbá Tradition

Bámigbóyè: A Master Sculptor of the Yorùbá Tradition is the first exhibition dedicated to the workshop of the Nigerian artist Moshood Olúṣọmọ Bámigbóyè (ca. 1885–1975). Part of a generation of Yorùbá woodcarvers with flourishing workshops in southwestern Nigeria, Bámigbóyè was highly regarded for the masks that he made in the 1920s and 1930s for ceremonies called Ẹpa. Today, these masks are considered some of the most spectacular and complex works of Yorùbá art ever created.

Brazilian Jazz Performance with Isabella Mendes

Isabella Mendes, a native of São Paulo whose work is rooted in Brazilian jazz and bossa nova, will perform for the Yale community as part of the Latinx Heritage Month. She will share music, history, and culture, and hold a short Q&A at the end. This event is co-sponsored by the Yale Latino Networking Group and Yale Recovery Latino Collective.

Food Truck Event: Tata's Restaurant

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, please join the Yale Latino Networking Group and Yale Police Department to support Chef Efrain Nieves, owner of Tata’s Restaurant and Food Truck. Chef Efrain has been providing authentic Puerto Rican cuisine for 14 years. The first 250 people to make a purchase at Tata’s food truck will receive free “frituras”. The food truck will be located at Bristol Street, behind the Yale Health Plan Parking Garage (55 Lock Street).

[Webinar] After Roe: The Role of Business in Access to Reproductive Healthcare

In the wake of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, access to reproductive healthcare varies widely from state to state. How should businesses act to preserve that access for their employees, customers, and other stakeholders? We talk to alumni and faculty with expertise in human capital and reproductive health.
Panelists:
Natalie Adsuar, MD ‘10: Obstretician-Gynaecologist, Cleveland Clinic
Lisa Allen’91: Senior Vice President, HR & Talent Management, Sharp HealthCare
Heidi Brooks: Senior Lecturer in Organizational Behavior

In-Person Program, Gallery+Reading Exposures

Join us for Gallery+Reading Exposures, an open poetry performance offered in conjunction with the exhibition Fazal Sheikh: Exposures. Gallery+ is an ongoing series of collaborations that invites Yale University students to respond to the Gallery’s collection through special programs and performances. Generously sponsored by the Martin A. Ryerson Lectureship Fund.

Space is limited. For our current vaccination and mask requirements, visit https://artgallery.yale.edu/hours-and-directions.

Noche Latina

Yale Athletics is hosting their annual Noche Latina Night in celebration of Latin Heritage Month. Join us at the women’s soccer game on Saturday, September 24th at 7pm at Reese Stadium. The evening includes free t-shirts and tacos for the first 150 fans. Admission and parking are free. Stop by the Yale Latino Networking Group table to meet our members and for free swag! You’re also welcome to sit with us during the game, look for our YLNG banner.

In-Person Program, Educators' Open House

The Yale Center for British Art and the Yale University Art Gallery invite you for an afternoon with art and colleagues. Meet and talk with museum staff and fellow educators from the area, and see what is happening at the Yale art museums. Refreshments will be served. Registration is not required.

For our current vaccination and mask requirements, visit https://artgallery.yale.edu/hours-and-directions.

The Charitable Impulse: Philanthropic Values from the 18th Century to Today

In the eighteenth century, charitable acts and societies in England and the American colonies were motivated by an understanding of moral and ethical obligations of the “better off” to do good works on behalf of the “needy.” Philanthropic organizations from this time reveal historical attitudes toward the benefit to the individual and the public of charitable activities.

Hybrid Program, Conversation, Collaboration across Campus: The Making of Crafting Worldviews

Crafting Worldviews: Art and Science in Europe, 1500–1800 is a multidisciplinary exhibition at the Yale University Art Gallery that examines the inseparable relationship among art, science, and European colonialism from the 16th through the 18th century—an era of voyage, trade, and encounters on a global scale.