Susan Abramson, Manager of Yale WorkLife and Child will provide of an overview of current child care resources and benefits available to Yale employees. There will be an opportunity to answer specific questions. The zoom link will be sent in advance of the session. Please register to get the zoom link. Questions email worklife@yale.edu
Join Dr. Brienne Miner (Geriatric Medicine, Yale School of Medicine) who will address:
What is normal sleep?
When should you talk to your doctor?
What can you do to improve your sleep?
If you’re looking to learn some simple steps to becoming clutter free, this is the workshop for you! We will focus on the different types of clutter that can affect your life, both at home and at work. For ZOOM classes the link will be sent to all registered attendees a few days in advance. Questions email worklife@yale.edu
Susan Abramson, Manager of Yale WorkLife and Child will provide of an overview of current child care resources and benefits available to Yale employees. There will be an opportunity to answer specific questions. The zoom link will be sent in advance of the session.
The Working Women’s Network is hosting a bi-weekly casual get together for working parents to get to know each other, get advice, and provide support. Feel free to come and go at any point during the hour.
The Working Women’s Network is hosting a bi-weekly casual get together for working parents to get to know each other, get advice, and provide support. Feel free to come and go at any point during the hour.
Join the Working Women’s Network, Yale African American Affinity Group, and Lillian Goldman Law Library for a guided tour of the Constance Baker Motley: Lady of the Law exhibit.
Join the Working Women’s Network, Yale African American Affinity Group, and Lillian Goldman Law Library for a guided tour of the Constance Baker Motley: Lady of the Law exhibit.
Yale Schwarzman Center (YSC) is proud to host five-time Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, activist, and actor Angélique Kidjo Hon. Music ’15 and her daughter, actor, writer, and multinational performer Naïma Hebrail Kidjo ’15 for an intimate conversation about identity, belonging, forgiveness, and the power of family. This event coincides with the first leg of a global tour of the Kidjos’ new original music theater work, Yemandja.
The Working Women’s Network is hosting a bi-weekly casual get together for working parents to get to know each other, get advice, and provide support. Feel free to come and go at any point during the hour.
