International

Applications are now open for the second cohort of fellows in The Leader’s Way, a program focused on leadership, innovation, and resilience in ministry.

Fifty-one years after a seminal Yale study on economic growth, economists and policymakers gathered on campus for a conference on sustainable development.

A startup co-founded by Jackson alum Corey Pattison is piloting an innovative technique that permanently stores carbon by turning it into rock.

Taking place in Dubai from Nov. 30–Dec. 12, the conference is expected to focus heavily on the first of the “global stocktakes” on greenhouse gas emissions.

It was the first public dialogue between a senior Arab government official and a senior Israeli official since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel.

Fifty years after enrolling at Yale, Kwame Frimpong ’74 LL.M., ’77 J.S.D. visited New Haven to discuss Yale’s impact on his life and on the world.

Advocates, practitioners, and academic experts shared stories about the joy of environmental work at the fifth annual Global Environmental Justice Conference.

In a Q&A, Yale infectious disease specialist Joseph Vinetz discusses his work fighting a globally devastating but neglected tropical disease.

In an interview, Yale historian Marci Shore discusses her approach to writing history and the transcendent role of empathy in thinking about the war in Ukraine.

In a Q&A, Yale School of the Environment Professor of Economics Matthew Kotchen discusses the viability of Africa’s call for a global tax on carbon.