Needs of New Haven with AIDS Project

Join Yale Humanist Community for our monthly Needs of New Haven meeting. April's guest will be a representative from AIDS Project New Haven, who will discuss the organization's work and how you can help impact the lives of people living with HIV and AIDS in Greater New Haven. Please bring non-perishable food items to benefit their Caring Cuisine program—a program that delivers prepared meals and grocery items to individuals living with HIV and their families. This event is organized in conjunction with Pride month at Yale. Monday, April 4 7:30 PM The Happiness Lab at The Grove 756 Chapel Street, New Haven, CT Free and open to the public This event is a part of Yale and New Haven Humanism Week. Learn more at yalehumanists.com/week2016 This event is organized with support from the Yale Undergraduate Humanist Society and the None/Others at Yale Divinity School. In our Needs of New Haven discussion group, local activists, community leaders, and non-profit representatives help us navigate the rocky terrain of civic engagement in New Haven and beyond. Through discussion of personal narratives, systemic education targeting local and global inequalities, and the exploration of concrete actions participants can take, we not only learn what makes for a just world, but also act to make it a reality. Needs of New Haven is just one of our discussion groups, which meet on the first, second, third, and fourth Mondays of the month. Visit the Discussion Groups page on our website to learn more about each group and how you can get involved: http://bit.ly/YHCgroups