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The Amy Rossborough Fellowship Program is currently accepting applications for the 2015-2016 academic year. The program awards up to $1,500 to Yale undergraduate students to complete a semester or year long social justice project in the New Haven area, with preference given to projects that affect women in New Haven or have a feminist mission. Past recipients have organized projects ranging from hosting economic empowerment workshops for young women, to conducting yoga classes for under-served populations, to art projects that examine social inequalities in New Haven.

The countdown for the 4th Annual SANKOFA54: African Empowerment Conference has officially begun with less than 2 weeks left! The date is set for April 10–11, 2015 at Yale University. The theme of this year's Sankofa54 conference is The Next Chapter: Africa in the Global Context. This year's conference will be aimed at assessing Africa's social, economic, political and cultural capital in a global context.

Make sure to check out the Unite Yale rally this Friday and join in as the undergraduate population "JOINS HANDS and forge powerful solidarities in our intertwined struggles for a better, more responsible university."

Dear Community,