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In new roles, Yale curator seeks connections with Indigenous communities - Vimarsana News

In new roles, Yale curator seeks connections with Indigenous communities

In an interview, Royce K. Young Wolf discusses her research and plans for stewarding Yale’s collections of Indigenous art and artifacts from North America.

Source: yale.edu
Young Wolf to steward Native American materials at Peabody and Art Gallery - Vimarsana News

Young Wolf to steward Native American materials at Peabody and Art Gallery

Scholar, artist, and curator Royce K. Young Wolf will help steward Yale’s collections of art and artifacts relating to the Indigenous peoples of North America.

Source: yale.edu
Office of Technology Development: Zariel Johnson | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center - Vimarsana News

Office of Technology Development: Zariel Johnson | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Zariel Johnson is a Licensing Manger in the Office of Technology Development.

Source: mskcc.org
Perspectives on Slavery and Freedom in Brazil - Vimarsana News

Perspectives on Slavery and Freedom in Brazil

In Portuguese, with simultaneous English translation provided. Scroll to the bottom of this page for registration. Sponsored by: - Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition (GLC) - Council of Latin American and Iberian Studies (CLAIS) - The MacMillan Center at Yale University Moderator: Stuart Schwartz (George Burton Adams Professor of History,

Source: yale.edu
The Impact of Climate Change on Arboreal Primates - Vimarsana News

The Impact of Climate Change on Arboreal Primates

Large-scale research of 47 species of monkeys and lemurs revealed that climate change and deforestation are pushing these tree-dwelling animals to the ground, putting them at greater risk owing to a lack of preferable food and shelter and may have more unfavorable interactions with humans and domestic animals.