A Year of Generosity
A Year of Generosity
2021–2022 For Humanity Campaign Report
Our community came together to accomplish big things in the first year of this historic campaign. Across disciplines and boundaries. On campus and around the globe. Every gift makes a difference in Yale’s work to improve the world.
What are you for?
Improving the human condition requires human intellect and emotion. Forces that move us beyond ourselves to find untold ways to improve billions of lives. To simultaneously study vaccines, virtual reality, and Vermeer. This curiosity pushes us to find connections. And from connections, solutions.
Arts & Humanities
for
Insight
Arts & Humanities
for
Insight
Unlock society’s untapped potential by blending scholarship and creativity.
Science
for
Breakthroughs
Science
for
Breakthroughs
Push science to new frontiers that create transformative, global solutions.
COLLABORATING
for
IMPACT
COLLABORATING
for
IMPACT
Work together to ensure one field’s insights fuel another’s breakthroughs.
LEADERS
for
A BETTER WORLD
August 23, 2022
Inspired by James Tobin’s Mentorship, Serkan Savasoglu ’96 Gives Back
As a student, Serkan Savasoglu ’96 was a research assistant for James Tobin. Now he has made a gift to support research assistants at the Tobin Center for Economic Policy.
July 12, 2022
A New Program to Consider AI’s Global Implications
The Schmidt Program on Artificial Intelligence, Emerging Technologies, and National Power will convene a multidisciplinary group of experts to examine the implications of artificial intelligence.
July 5, 2022
Stewarding the Future at Yale School of the Environment
Two Yale School of the Environment professors, both endowed by the Knobloch Family Foundation, are already making an outsized impact in their respective fields.
President Peter Salovey ’86 PhD
“Let us embrace, together, our humility—our willingness to admit what we have yet to discover. After all, if you knew all the answers, you would not need Yale. And if humanity knew all the answers, the world would not need Yale.”
