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… with a historical perspective on the pandemic. What can we learn from humanity’s experience with plagues to help … and grief, but also kindness and generosity. Given what we can learn from history, I don’t think people should just … ours to form particular kinds of social organization. One can argue that the spread of germs is the price we pay for …

… related to grassland and marine species conservation in Mexico, her home country. Before coming to Yale, she worked for Mexico’s National Forestry Commission in the design of …

… Law' and 'The Global South and International Law.' In Mexico, Diego's work has been referenced by the Mexican … Bachelor of Law degree from Universidad Anáhuac Querétaro, Mexico. diego.romerorivero@yale.edu Fox International Fellow …

… ignorance. Throughout our whole land,* so far as we can learn, there is but one school in which, during the week, slaves can be taught. Here and there a family is found, where … while those called ‘field hands’ live, and labor, and die, without being told by their pious masters (?) that Jesus …

… in regards to mass atrocity memorialization and how can we work to ensure ethical practice? 6. How might we …

… projects in Afghanistan, Ethiopia, the Gambia, Jordan, Mexico, Nepal, Niger, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Tanzania, the … research evaluating the extent to which interventions can alleviate stress, boost resilience, and improve lives in …

… Zhou appeared in the Nov. 11 issue of the Yale Daily News : The Latino and Iberian Film Festival at Yale (LIFFY) … selected from approximately 500 submissions. The films can be no more than three years old and are chosen based on … place in the Whitney Humanities Center, where attendees can ask questions and discuss the challenges and benefits of …

… facing dangerous conditions worldwide to campus so they can continue their work. In a demonstration of its commitment … ability to bring at-risk scholars to campus so that they can safely continue their work in a supportive environment. … research, teach classes, and interact with colleagues without government-imposed restrictions or fear of …