Gruber Lectures

The Gruber Distinguished Lecture in Global Justice and the Gruber Distinguished Lecture in Women’s Rights are signature lectures open to the entire Yale community and other interested groups. The events feature speakers whose exceptional achievements have served the causes of global justice and women's rights. The lectures are often enhanced by panels and conferences. In addition, the lecturers may spend time at Yale Law School teaching a class or engaging in a range of other community activities, such as head of college's teas, faculty workshops and similar opportunities.

The Gruber Program for Global Justice and Women’s Rights is seeking nominations for Gruber Distinguished Lecturers in Women’s Rights and/or Global Justice.

The Gruber Program for Global Justice and Women's Rights seeks nominations for Gruber Distinguished Lecturers in Women’s Rights and/or Global Justice on a rolling basis. We welcome nominations of individuals whose exceptional achievements, across diverse fields and disciplines, have promoted and protected global justice and/or women’s rights. Please include relevant background, including biographical information, key publications, and news articles, as well as suggestions for Yale faculty members whose work might be of particular relevance to the nominated lecturer (and vice versa). Please email nominations to gruber.events@yale.edu.