Queer Crafternoons are a space to relax, enjoy each other’s company, and do crafts. We bake, knit, chat, watch movies, crochet, weave—you name it! We meet every Friday afternoon at the Yale Office of LGBTQ Resources.

Since its modernization in 19th century, Japan has shown respect for the importance of international law, except for a fifteen-year period of aggression. Outside of the span of time between 1931 and 1945, Japan’s foreign policy has been heavily founded on concepts of international law for most of its history. In fact, this influence is one of the key reasons why Japan succeeded in both its efforts to rapidly modernize, as well as its remarkable postwar restoration. At the same time, the importance that Japan places on international law creates limits around Japan’s foreign policy.

UPDATED: Location now through Zoom
Yale ITS believes that learning accessibility and front-end best practices should be an ongoing, permanent process of training and skills development. To support developers’ continuing education, the Digital Accessibility Team is hosting lunchtime learning sessions where developers can learn something about accessibility that they can begin implementing right away.
Join through Zoom: https://yale.zoom.us/my/sarah.lynch

The Chaplain’s Office, the Office of LGBTQ Resources, and Slifka Center invite those of all spiritual persuasions and religious traditions to monthly dinner discussions that explore the intersections of all things queer and religious! Come all semester or drop by for one meal.

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!