Over 250 young adults this month will be confronted with the fundamental question of human existence: What is the meaning of life? College students in the United States, England, and […]
A Life Worth Living goes global Read More »
Women have made great strides in education, employment, politics and equality in general worldwide, but participation in the labor force remains stubbornly below those of men. “By and large, a
Despite Growing Gender Equality, More Women Stay at Home Than Men Read More »
The 2018 Environmental Performance Index (EPI) finds that air quality is the leading environmental threat to public health. Now in its twentieth year, the biennial report is produced by researchers at Yale
2018 Environmental Performance Index: Air quality top public health threat Read More »
A new study shows that a humanitarian program to improve the mental health of adolescents affected by the Syrian war has a biological benefit: For participants in the program, it
Intervention reduces ‘stress hormone’ in war-affected youth Read More »
Two years ago, representatives of more than 190 countries signed the Paris Climate Accord at COP21. Global Network Perspectives asked experts across the network about the policies that their countries
After COP21: How Are Countries Responding to the Paris Climate Accord? Read More »
In this podcast series, World Fellows director Emma Sky talks with Fellows about their lives and work. To download and listen to all podcasts in the series, go to iTunesU or
World Fellows Podcast Series Read More »
The 2017 Yale Greenberg World Fellows concluded their four-month journey at Yale during the Closing Ceremony in Horchow Hall’s GM Room on Dec. 7, 2017. The 16 Fellows and two
World Fellows 2017 Closing Ceremony Read More »
The benefits of both wildlife and heritage conservation were the focus of the 2018 “Culture in Crisis” Conference convened in October at the University of Pretoria (UP) in South Africa.
Conference speakers propose holistic approach to conserving culture, nature Read More »
Local high school students study Russian as part of the World CLASS program, which provides area youth the opportunity to study languages not offered by their school districts. Every Monday
Yale program exposes local youth to new languages and cultures Read More »
Working around the world, a Yale School of Public Health researcher seeks to increase breastfeeding one baby at a time. Breast milk: it’s liquid gold. For the vast majority of
Yale School of Public Health: Breastfed Read More »
