Paving the Way: Rudy Cordero ’24 TC

Rudy Cordero took a unique path to get to Yale. He hopes to show other students like him that they belong.

Rebeka Róth BF ’25

Rebeka Róth BF ’25 brings together her love of soccer with a passion for data science.

San Francisco: Human Health Paradigms

On October 22, more than 300 members of the Yale community in northern California gathered for a wide-ranging exploration of advances in inflammation science, the implications of the genetic revolution, innovations in biomedical engineering and drug discovery, and the use of technology to reimagine the collection and use of data in predicting health outcomes. The program, New Paradigms for Understanding Human Health: Improving Lives through Discovery and Data, was part of the For Humanity Illuminated series of regional events.

Science for Breakthroughs

Seattle, WA: The Creative Economy

On June 14, the university community gathered in Seattle for a wide-ranging exploration of how Yale faculty and alumni are working to leverage the full scope of creative and technological activity to drive innovation, strengthen communities, and develop the next generation of leaders.

Student Voices: What Are You For?

Yale students answer the question at the center of the university's For Humanity campaign in this video feature from the For Humanity Illuminated series of regional events. Learn more and find an event near you at forhumanity.yale.edu/humanity-illuminated.

Washington, DC: From Ideas to Impact

For Humanity Illuminated traveled to the nation’s capital to explore the work being done at Yale and beyond to advance evidence-based solutions to some of society’s most urgent challenges. The program, From Ideas to Impact: Developing Leaders to Serve Society, was part of the For Humanity Illuminated series of regional events.

What is Yale for?

Yale launched its historic For Humanity campaign on October 2, 2021, with a live broadcast from the Schwarzman Center. Moses Ingram ’19 CDR welcomed everyone to the virtual event and introduced alumni and friends who answered the pivotal question “What are you for?” from locations across the globe. Yale President Peter Salovey ’86 PhD introduced the themes and purpose of the campaign, and a series of Yale community members engaged in conversations highlighting exciting work happening at Yale.