The Committee on Addressing the Legacy of Slavery seeks broad input from faculty, students, staff, alumni, New Haven community members, and external experts and leaders on actions the university can take to address its history and legacy of slavery and create a stronger and more inclusive university community that pursues research, teaching, scholarship, practice, and preservation of the highest caliber. Members of the committee include Yale faculty, staff, students, alumni, and colleagues from New Haven.
The committee reports to the president and will host listening sessions for faculty, students, staff, alumni, and the New Haven community. The committee also invites comments and recommendations through its webform.
Feedback session with members of the Committee on Addressing the Legacy of Slavery
Members of the Yale community are invited to share ideas of additional actions Yale can take to address its history with slavery.
Tuesday, October 22, 5:00-6:30 p.m.
Linsly-Chittenden Hall, Room 101
63 High Street
If your comments relate to works of art and related programming to address Yale’s historical roles and associations with slavery and the slave trade, please submit them to the Committee for Art Recognizing Enslavement (CARE).
