Learn how to resell no-longer-needed items using consignment apps like Vinted, Poshmark, Depop, and Mercari. The program also covers how thrifting at Goodwill and other outlets can help you make a profit.
This talk examines the Forest Rights Act and the political movements that shaped it. It also looks at the law's impact on forest dwellers in central India.
Join Yale Chemistry for a Silliman Seminar in physical chemistry with Prof. L. Robert Baker of Ohio State University. The talk focuses on methods for probing electron dynamics in functional materials.
Join a panel discussion around Cajetan Iheka’s new book, Horizontal Comparison: Africa, the Caribbean, and the Making of Black World Literature. Yale colleagues will discuss the book’s themes of transoceanic solidarity and comparative literary studies.
Join Presidential Senior Fellow David Brooks for the second installment of the Fall 2026 Yale Conversations. This free public event explores how to combine the wisdom of age with the energy of youth; registration is required.
Join Jonathan Gribetz for a conversation about approaches to teaching the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. The workshop focuses on the challenges of teaching undergraduates about a deeply contested topic.
Join Jessica Thompson for a gallery talk on trade and migration in southeastern Africa, with a close look at the materials and histories represented in the exhibition Nguni: Migrant Nations of Southeast Africa. The talk is part of Yale Gallery Talks in New Haven.
The Yale MacMillan Center’s European Union Studies Program welcomes Stefan Kolev for a talk on Germany’s political center and visionary economic reforms. Kolev is the academic director of the Berlin-based Ludwig Erhard Forum for Economy and Society.
This scholarly event brings together leading scholars to reflect on Teresa de Lauretis’ contributions to queer theory, feminist studies, and film studies. The discussion examines otherness in her work and in the participants’ own research.
This hands-on workshop at MakeHaven in New Haven teaches practical bleeding control techniques that can help save a life before emergency responders arrive. Participants will practice essential emergency response skills with confidence.
Charles A. Kupchan, a professor of international affairs at Georgetown University and a former White House National Security Council official, delivers the Henry L. Stimson Lecture at Yale. The talk is part of Yale University Events in New Haven.
Meet potential romantic partners through structured one-on-one conversations and thoughtful question prompts, with a facilitator guiding the evening. For monogamous people centered on ages 30–45 who feel connected to the identity of man and date women, or the identity of woman an…
Join us for a lecture on flamenco music presented by José García-León, Dean of the Yale School of Music. The talk explores flamenco through the perspective of a leading Yale music educator.
Nobel Prize-winning chemist Carolyn Bertozzi gives a public lecture at Yale’s Sterling Chemistry Laboratory in New Haven. The talk is designed for a broad audience and highlights her work in chemical biology and medicine.
Author Sarah D. Phillips discusses Kurt Vonnegut’s popularity in the Soviet Union during the 1970s and the broader history of literary and cultural diplomacy. The talk draws on archives, letters, FBI files, and interviews.
This hands-on beginner workshop teaches participants how to operate a sewing machine with confidence. You’ll learn basic threading, care, hand stitches, and core tools while making two starter projects.
Patty Gerstenblith explores legal, ethical, and policy approaches to preserving archaeological heritage for future generations. The lecture is part of a Yale provenance research series at the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven.