Africa
Academics & Research
- Africa, Characterization of Eco Regions in
- African Languages and Literature, Yale Guide to Resources in
- African Library Collection
- Agrarian Studies, Program in
- AIDS, Center for Interdisciplinary Research on
- Avalon Project
- Babylonian Collection
- Corporate Governance and Performance, Millstein Center for
- Council on African Studies (The MacMillan Center)
- Eco Regions in Africa, Characterization of
- Economic Growth Center
- Environmental Law and Policy, Yale Center for
- Finance, International Center for
- Genocide Studies Program
- Global Affairs, The Jackson Institute for
- Global Change, Center for the Study of
- Global Health Initiative
- Globalization, Yale Center for the Study of
- Health Management Program
- Human Rights, Orville H. Schell, Jr. Center for International
- International and Area Studies, Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for
- Kamusi Project
- Language Study, Center for
- Law, The Yale Journal of International
- Political Economy, Leitner Program in International
- Religion and Ecology at Yale, The Forum on
- Rwandan Genocide Project
- Search for Faculty Research
- Security Studies, International
- Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition, Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of
- Sustainable Forestry, Global Institute of
- Tropical Resources Institute
- World Fellows Program
Students
- African Students Association
- Buddhist Life at Yale, Indigo Blue Center for
- College Council for CARE
- International Students' Organization
- Jewish Life at Yale, Slifka Center for
- Muslim Students Association
- Office of International Students and Scholars
- World Music
Graduates & Affiliates
YASC Africa Project: The Association of Yale Alumni and ONE, a grassroots advocacy and campaigning organization that fights extreme poverty and preventable disease particularly in Africa, have launched a strategic partnership to promote global service and advocacy by linking the Yale Alumni Service Corps (YASC) with ONE’s education and advocacy programs. Read more.
Betsy Bradley, Director of Global Health Initiatives, stands with Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (3rd from the left), as well as other Liberian health officials and colleagues from the Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative during her visit to Liberia in November 2008.
Professor Lamin Sanneh, the D. Willis James Professor of Missions and World Christianity in the Divinity School and Professor of History, is an internationally recognized authority on Muslim-Christian relations. Professor Sanneh is a native of Gambia.
The Yale Chapter of Engineers without Borders works on a project to establish a water distribution system in Kikoo Village, in northwest Cameroon.