The initiative will connect scholars, artists, and practitioners linking religion, ritual, and the arts to the non-human world and ongoing ecological crises.
Yale’s Program on Climate Change Communication investigates how Americans interpret and respond to different terms for emissions that cause global warming.
Nine-year-old Bobbi Wilson was the subject of an alleged racial profiling incident while trying to rid the invasive spotted lanternfly from her neighborhood.
Yale’s Nyeema Harris will discuss Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy as an ecosystem engineer — someone who made long-lasting impactful change within a system.
A new, Yale School of Medicine-led study finds that a significant number of coastal facilities may be inadequately prepared for hurricane-related inundation.
Yale School of the Environment researchers explore the need for conservationists to address negative human histories and place-based bias in their research.
Yale School of the Environment lecturer Pat Gonzales-Rogers discusses how to protect and sustain hundreds of millions of acres of Indigenous and public lands.
An online panel of Yale political scientists, joined by data guru David Shor, delved into the results and policy implications of November’s midterm elections.
