International

Mena Cammett ’09, ’12 M.B.A. discusses how common fragilities in developing countries have now become relevant at home, and how trust in institutions can help.

Brito’s post-doctorate at Yale is focused on genomic epidemiology — including critical COVID research in the lab of Nathan Grubaugh.

Zedillo, a former president of Mexico and director of the Yale Center for Globalization, discusses his new book and his belief in the power of free trade.

During a recent panel discussion, Yale School of Public Health Dean Sten H. Vermund discussed the need for a global perspective to get back to a “new normal.”

Informed by her personal background and a Yale education, Ffyona Patel ’14 M.P.H. takes a collaborative approach to her work in international health.

On Feb. 9, Yale’s Beverly Gage was joined by Gen. Jim Mattis and Lt. Gen. Sir Graeme Lamb for a Jackson Institute event on “What’s Next for America.”

The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic caused a sharp decline in living standards and rising food insecurity in developing countries across the globe.

The work of Yale’s Catherine Panter-Brick is featured in “Terror and Hope: The Science of Resilience,” which is now eligible for Academy Award consideration.

“Bridging the Divide: Sovereignty in Cyberspace?” will take place as seven virtual discussions, taking place every other Thursday between Feb. 4 and April 29.

New research from Yale SOM’s Edward Kaplan suggests that America’s undocumented population is close to 19.6 million, consistent with an earlier study.