Yale GSAS alumni James Scott, Anne Ferguson-Smith, John Guillory, and Kai Li will be recognized for their exceptional scholarship, teaching, and public service.
YSE’s Peter Boyd is teaming up with colleagues in academia and the United Nations to discuss how the carbon market might help save the world’s tropical forests.
Vanessa Avery ’02 M.A.R. discusses lessons from her decades of interfaith peacebuilding work and how architecture can be a tool to bring people together.
Young, an expert on Sudan and the Horn of Africa, talks about his research and why he’s excited to be a part of the Jackson School and Yale’s broader community.
This summer, two faculty members in the Jackson School’s new Peacebuilding Initiative studied what peace meant to people in the Northwestern African nation.
New Yale faculty member Mayara Felix conducts novel research in Brazil to investigate the impacts of domestic outsourcing on workers and the labor market.
In a new study, Yale economist Orazio Attanasio and coauthors partnered with the Colombian government to evaluate its strategies to improve public preschools.
A new pan-African initiative supported in part by Yale Planetary Solutions will explore innovative financing solutions for improving health and the environment.
