We execute on our mission through the following programs, events, and initiatives:

• African career fairs and internship-organization sourcing through partnerships with Yale undergraduate African student-organizations like YASA and YAAPD
• Africa Growth Stories/Thought Leadership Speaker Series with leading African business, government, nonprofit, and civil-society actors
• Yale Africa Start-up Review, an annual SOM-hosted competition centered on start-up businesses in Africa
• Africa Admissions Ambassadors events in Africa powered by student initiative
• Mentorship/Buddy program to ease acculturation transition of newly admitted African students
• Joint hosting of cultural events like African cappellas and artisanal exhibitions with the Cross-Cultural Committee of Student Life
• Educational trips to development institutions, museums, and national parks in flagship American cities
• Advocacy to enrich SOM curriculum with salient African subject-matter
• Engagement of SOM African alumni in a groundbreaking Africa-focused Lifetime Mentors program
• Outreach to and liaising of African GNAM schoolsJoint Club events with the Japan, Greater China, South Asian Business Forum, and Korea clubs to explore World Connections across seas; xii) Africa Enterprise Week, a week-long Club trip to Africa for hands-on immersion in social and business projects that actuate development impact; xiii) Social and networking events like African Movie Nights for the whole of SOM; xiv) Africa Conversations to create community awareness via narratives that echo success stories in Africa; and xv) Partnered fundraising initiatives with African groups at other schools of Yale to support headline health, natural disaster, land-biodiversity, and human rights emergencies (the Africa Healthcare, Earth Conservation and Rights Abuse Fund).
• Joint Club events with the Japan, Greater China, South Asian Business Forum, and Korea clubs to explore World Connections across seas
• Africa Enterprise Week, a week-long Club trip to Africa for hands-on immersion in social and business projects that actuate development impact
• Social and networking events like African Movie Nights for the whole of SOM
• Africa Conversations to create community awareness via narratives that echo success stories in Africa
• Partnered fundraising initiatives with African groups at other schools of Yale to support headline health, natural disaster, land-biodiversity, and human rights emergencies (the Africa Healthcare, Earth Conservation and Rights Abuse Fund).