Regions around the world are affected by armed conflict and associated crises, including poverty, food insecurity, displacement, human rights violations, destruction of culture heritage, and more.
As an institution committed to research and scholarship, education, preservation, and practice, Yale is engaged in programs and initiatives that contribute academic expertise on issues affecting conflict and post-conflict regions and their communities.
Home to a robust global community, Yale also works to support faculty, students, staff, and scholars impacted by regional and global conflicts.
The following compilation of activities and programs is not exhaustive but intends to highlight the breadth of work across Yale’s schools and units. In addition to school and unit-based efforts, students, faculty, staff, and alumni often collaborate and organize their own initiatives, based on research and personal interests.
