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Noninvasive malaria test could be global game changer

From School of Public Health

Going beyond GDP to measure the changing wealth of nations

From School of the Environment

Young migrants, mostly from Honduras, queue up for donations by NGOs in Mexico City.

Risky choices: How U.S. laws affect migrant children’s journeys to border

Yale’s Humanitarian Research Lab responds as violence escalates in Sudan

From School of Public Health

Peace and security on the African continent

From Jackson School of Global Affairs

Vaccinating kids for mpox would significantly reduce deaths in the DRC

From School of Public Health

Visit to Yale campus highlights the growth of Korean and Buddhist studies

From Yale and the World

Central Asia Initiative launched at the Yale MacMillan Center

From MacMillan Center

Tackling multilateralism and environmental governance at Climate Week

From MacMillan Center

On liberation: Kosovo’s past, present and future

From Jackson School of Global Affairs

Cities, children, and health: YCCCH at Climate Week NYC

From School of Public Health

Considering the past and future of citizens’ assemblies

From Institution for Social and Policy Studies

Yale climate summit highlights international progress, scaling solutions

From Yale and the World

Want farmers to stop burning crops? Pay them not to

From Yale Economic Growth Center

Eduardo Dávila

Dávila wins Banco Sabadell Foundation Award for Economic Research

From Department of Economics

Pulmonary learning spans from Uganda to the United States

From School of Medicine

Recovering from regime change after the Monsoon Revolution

From Yale Insights

How Yale became a refuge for one of Bangladesh’s founding economists

From Yale Economic Growth Center

Friday concert to explore devotional ‘Kirtan’ sung poetry from Bengal

From Institute of Sacred Music

Learning first-hand how ‘faiths take shape around the world’

From Divinity School