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Busy Week!

Hi Dwight Hall!


Hope you all had restful and productive Thanksgiving breaks, because weve got a lot for you to do this week!


Please see below for all the information about AIDS Week, the Alternative Gift Market, the Bone Marrow Dive and ongoing Clothing Drive.


There are also two very exciting new opportunities from the Yale Hunger and Homelessness Action Project. 1. You can be a part of the first effort of Yale students to house the homeless. 2. You can help provide maximum tax refunds to low-income New Haven families. See below for more information about both opportunities!


Id also like to make a final pitch for the New Haven Tree Lighting Celebration which will be tomorrow, Thursday December 2, from 4:00 8:00PM on the New Haven Green. A jem of the city, this holiday event is always filled with cheer! This is not a service event, but a time to join in celebration with the community we serve. Santa will be there, and so will I!


There will be one more issue of the D-Holla before Winter Break so if you have any events occurring near the end of reading week or during finals week, please let me know!

 

Hope all is well,
Joe

 

Reach Out's Alternative Gift Market

When:   December 3, 2010 2:00pm-7:00pm
Where:   Dwight Hall Chapel
 
Help us spread holiday cheer while empowering impoverished farmers and artisans with your purchase of fair trade and alternative gifts, holiday desserts, chocolates, and hot cocoa! Nourish International and the College Council for CARE will also be at the market. WWW.YALE.EDU/WORLDMICROMARKET
 

Be a Marrow Donor - Save a Life

When:   December 6, 2010 11:00am-7:00pm
Where:   African American House
 
Monday, December 6th, and Friday, December 10th, from 11 am to 7 pm, both days. It takes 5 minutes - a simple cheek swab and contact information is all that is needed to determine if YOU could be the one to save the life of one of the thousands of ...
 

No Freeze Clothing Drive!

NO FREEZE CLOTHING DRIVE DONATE YOUR EXTRA CLOTHES IN A BLUE BIN IN YOUR COLLEGE Rather donate money for us to buy new clothes? Donate online here. In response to the withdrawal of New Havens No Freeze Policy and a lack of community closets for homeless individuals, the Yale Hunger ...
 

Ulysses S. Grant Foundation Seeks Qualified Applicants for Co-Director position

Are you looking to work in education this summer? Does the prospect of designing and implementing an academic enrichment program for students excite you? The Ulysses S. Grant Foundation is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Co-Director for US Grant Summer Program 2011.  US Grant Summer Program is a six-week academic enrichment program for middle school students from New Haven Public Schools. As part of the program, ...
 

Amnesty International Write-a-thon

When:   December 2, 2010 8:00pm-9:00pm
Where:   Dwight Hall SJN Room
 
Join activists around the nation to write letters calling for the protection of human rights worldwide.
 

Lunch with Mark Kramer, Managing Director of FSG Social Impact Advisors

When:   December 3, 2010 12:00pm-1:00pm
Where:   Dwight Hall Library, Old Campus
Cost:   free, but please RSVP
 

Dwight Hall at Yale invites students to have a casual conversation with Mark Kramer, Managing Director for FSG Social Impact, following his keynote address at the Yale School of Management Philanthropy Conference.  You may find a brief bio below the form. This is a great opportunity to learn about nonprofit management, social innovation and corporate social responsibility from an engaging leader in the social sector.

To RSVP, please click on the Heading for this event and complete the enclosed form.

 

Help Yale Sutdents Provide Shelter to the Homeless

The Yale Hunger and Homelessness Action Project invites you to join us in our exciting project that you and you Dwight Hall group may be interested in being involved with. New Haven homeless shelters do not have the capacity to admit all of the homeless seeking shelter during the winter. ...
 

NEW PROJECT: Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)

New Haven VITA programs bring millions of dollars to New Haven residents each year. - Help provide maximum tax refunds to low-income New Haven families. - Learn how to prepare a federal income tax return. - Flexible volunteer hours. Join the Yale VITA Project! Contact:  This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript
 

World AIDS Day

When:   December 1, 2010 1:00pm
Where:   New Haven Green
 
Vigil on the Green Location: United Church on New Haven Green Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Join us in remembering those who have passed. A vigil with the New Haven community at the United Church on the New Haven Green will feature speakers from throughout the community living ...
 

AIDS Lecture by Thomas Quin

When:   December 2, 2010 5:30pm
Where:   Hope 110
 
  Dr. Thomas Quinn is a professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and director of Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health. His research focuses on the epidemiology, pathogenesis, and clinical features of HIV/AIDS internationally, while advocating for improved clinical education for African physicians and implementing public health ...
 

Film Screening: Miss HIV

When:   December 2, 2010 8:00pm
Where:   LC 317
 
Please join us in the screening of this documentary about living with HIV/AIDS from the perspective of HIV-positive women in Botswana. The film explores the ideological struggles and the stigmas associated in developing HIV/AIDS policies. Miss HIV aims to breakdown misconceptions about people living with HIV/AIDS and challenges the international ...
 

To Sustainability and Beyond: HIV/AIDS, health care delivery and sub-Saharan Africa

When:   December 3, 2010 6:30pm
Where:   Beaumont Room, 333 Cedar Street
 
Please join us for a multidisciplinary discussion of current challenges in health care delivery and any directions towards sustainability given the decline in global health funds towards HIV/AIDS. Panelists include: Gerald Friedland, Director of the AIDS Program at Yale New Haven Hospital and Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology and Public ...
 

Interested in HIV/AIDS advocacy?

Want to become more involved with AIDS organizations in New Haven? AIDS Walk New Haven is a entirely student-run organization and we are looking for more volunteers. We have a one-hour meeting every week where we are planning exciting events in December for World AIDS Day, as well as planning ...
 

Launch: Yale Global Health Initiative Website

 The new Yale Global Health Initiative program has just launched their new website.  Check it out at ghi.yale.edu.  The site has information about internships, funding, faculty, courses, as well as other topics related to global health at Yale and abroad.  
 

Yale-China Teaching Fellowship - 6 positions available for 2011-2013

The Yale-China Association, a private, nonprofit organization with programs in education, health, public service, and the arts is currently recruiting Teaching Fellows to spend two years teaching English in high schools and universities in mainland China and Hong Kong. As Yale-China's oldest program, the Teaching Fellowship has sent over 400 Yale graduates to teach, learn, and serve in the field. Fellows teach up to twelve hours each week ...
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