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… and Equality Under the Law The fact of “the largest religious change in human history” makes it imperative to … our Creator endowed us. That liberty makes us fit for a society of mutual trust, equality, interdependence, and … Such benevolence is indispensable to a thriving civil society in the fostering of good governance and the promotion …

… popular and well-known than this one. I wanted to learn how such a small village had retained such a strong link to … are followed by men flanked in two lines, followed by religious authorities, who are followed by two flanks of … the pilgrimage as a moment to talk and exchange news. Essentially, they use it to keep the village alive. It …

… who is in the possession of an irresponsible owner, who can do with [him] what he pleases. God has given to the slave … when and to whom he shall speak, when he shall work, and how long he shall work; when he shall marry, and how long the … a Methodist class-leader, and yet a slave-holder. The very religious sentiments of the slaves are made a means of …

… far later than the site of Bamiyan itself,” he said. “One can look into it and [there are] many different meanings, … Meharry used the iconic case of Bamiyan to explore how key actors, including foreign archaeologists; conservative religious groups; and Afghan political administrations shaped …

… Named as one of Fortune magazine’s “40  Most Influential Leaders in Business” in 2010, Braverman has focused much of  … ways that the public sector, private sector, and civil society can come together to improve  people’s lives. He will teach a …

… of work.  A new study led by Yale economists  explores how these coping strategies are related, and how encouraging … way to supplement their incomes during these periods, they can suffer from malnutrition and starvation. “ Formal financial instruments like bank loans could help smooth out that income variability, but in many …

… companies’ non-human algorithms — while generally ignoring how government policies, broader economic conditions, and … China. Still, pieces of journalism like this Renwu feature can be impactful. The article affected public discourse over … article itself, Western and Chinese print and broadcast news, social-media commentary, ethnographic studies, Chinese …

… is critical to represent stakeholder knowledge, understand how change happens systemically, and reduce cultural bias in … approaches are key to science diplomacy – they help us understand cultural relevance, program efficacy, and … to access the original publication , an article from Yale News and a video from the Yale Macmillan Center on the …

… Society. While reading the following account of how the society managed to secure Trim’s freedom, consider … striking about the way that Trim’s owner responds to the news that his slave was born free and kidnapped? What does … in the mind of slaveholders? How does Trim’s outcome help to explain philosophies toward black freedom, even by …

… surpassed only by drug trafficking and arms sales. Anyone can become a victim; however, high-risk populations include … more people from becoming victims of this heinous crime. How do you stay motivated to continue the fight against human … to work on the human trafficking issue, but the desire to help without any skills to go with it is nice but frankly a …

… Arts and Sciences. “The idea is to go beyond the evening news soundbites about China and to root an understanding of … is to arrive at an enlarged perspective: to understand how China came to be the way it is, how the Chinese think … to attend the lecture series for free. Yale students can enroll in the course for credit. Each of the course’s six …

… resolve that we stand a chance of securing a new deal that can be passed by Parliament.” For Johnson, “showing unity and … Louise, over the cliff edge to a no deal exit, no matter how painful economically that would be, if it doesn’t get the … from its summer recess, the opposition parties, with help from the Speaker and some Conservative MPs such as …