The Ethnicity, Race, and Migration Program at Yale University

A big shoutout to our seniors Michaell Santos Paulino, and Joshua Ching, who received a prestigious award from Yale! We are so proud of all your hard work, commitment, and everything you have brought to our community.

This recognition is truly well deserved, and we are excited to see what comes next for all of you. Congratulations on this special achievement! 🎉

Twelve seniors receive Yale College’s top student prizes Yale College leaders recognized 12 members of the Class of 2026 who exemplified excellence in leadership, scholarship, creativity, athletic achievement, and commitment to community.

Congratulations to our graduating seniors! 🎓
We are so proud of all that you have accomplished and grateful to have been part of your journey. Thank you for your curiosity, hard work, and contributions to our community. We will miss you, but we cannot wait to see all the amazing things ahead for you. Wishing you a joyful celebration, a restful summer, and continued success in all your future endeavors!

We invite you to a conversation with Brazilian ballerina, activist, entrepreneur, and writer Ingrid Silva. She is one of the world's leading voices in ballet nowadays. Ingrid Silva will share her inspiring journey from growing up in a community in Rio de Janeiro to becoming a principal dancer at the Dance Theatre of Harlem and one of the most powerful women in Brazil, according to Forbes. Her talk will also include a brief ballet workshop open to everyone. No previous dance experience is required, everyone is welcome.

Monday, April 13
4:00pm in Luce Hall Auditorium (Room 101)

Sponsored by the Department of Spanish & Portuguese, Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies, and Ethnicity, Race & Migration

Central Americans in the United States, offered through Yale’s Ethnicity, Race, & Migration program, was taught by Leigh-Anna Hidalgo and Katy Maldonado Dominguez in collaboration with the Teach Central America project

Central Americans in the United States: Student Research and Public Scholarship | Ethnicity, Race, and Migration April 7, 2026The Fall 2026 course Central Americans in the United States, offered through Yale’s Ethnicity, Race, & Migration program, was taught by Leigh-Anna Hidalgo and Katy Maldonado Dominguez in collaboration with the Teach Central America project at Teaching for Change, which supports K–12...