Franke Visiting Fellows
The Franke Visiting Fellows Program invites leading writers and artists for a residency to pursue their own work, engage with the intellectual life of Yale, and share their work-in-progress in a free, public lecture.
Humanities/Humanity
Humanities/Humanity convenes small groups of Yale scholars and collaborators from across disciplines and around the world for workshops on the foundational questions connecting the humanities.
Whitney Publishing Project
The Whitney Publishing Project helps scholars in the humanities navigate the publication process—from first article to first book and beyond.
Working Groups
Our working groups bring together faculty, students, and other researchers from across the university to collaborate on topics spanning the full breadth of the humanities, from cuneiform to video game studies.
Affiliated Programs
Franke Program in Science and the Humanities
The Franke Program in Science and the Humanities brings together scholars and the public to explore the terrain where scientific and humanistic inquiry meet—through an eclectic range of events open to all, such as lectures, film screenings, tasting dinners, and stargazing. The program also supports a cohort of Yale undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral fellows pursuing cutting-edge interdisciplinary research.
Yale Program for the Study of Antisemitism
The Yale Program for the Study of Antisemitism (YPSA) examines antisemitism—both as a singular phenomenon and in relation to other forms of discrimination—through public lectures, conferences, and panels. The program also advances ongoing academic inquiry by providing grants to Yale faculty and students, sponsoring a faculty reading group, hosting visiting faculty, and sponsoring postdoctoral fellows.
