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… on and experiences with teaching difficult topics. The event’s objective is to build bridges between these different … Spaces Participating Event Partners: Academic Freedom Alliance, Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum, Seminole Tribe of Florida, … 9:30 a.m.—10:30 a.m.  Discussion: Students Speak Out: Why We Read, What We Need! Moderator: Patricia Okker (Former …

… valued during my Master’s, and also one of the reasons why Yale was such an exciting place for me to pursue a PhD. … I spent two years in Uttarakhand looking at how and why the state, which was then India’s newest state, was …

… impact people’s executive function. The study did find evidence that the burden of household poverty, rather than … which aims to improve health outcomes by strengthening the evidence base for public health interventions in humanitarian …

… the ANC took power in 1994. Ms. Tebeau hopes to explain why the ANC hasn't redistributed more by looking at intra-party politics, addressing why the ANC has not reached out to this significant portion of the population, and why they have not needed to, despite being democratically …

… white. She and her family left Roxbury during the 1960’s when blackness dominated the identity of African … the same anger and hurt and they don’t even understand why they feel that way. They are another generation carrying … their husbands, when they were 50/60. (Hilda and Bessie). Why did they stay? “Because we were all about family.” …

… A central focus of Professor Zhou research is to bring evidence to questions, and often misperceptions, within …

… A central focus of Professor Zhou research is to bring evidence to questions, and often misperceptions, within …

… A central focus of Professor Zhou research is to bring evidence to questions, and often misperceptions, within …

… where affect and representation rather than empirical evidence and factual presence dictate the dynamics of …

… where affect and representation rather than empirical evidence and factual presence dictate the dynamics of …