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 Human Rights Weekend: the Power of One Human Rights Watch presents, in collaboration with De Balie, the fourth edition of the Human Rights Weekend. Films and debates on human rights and the power of one. Meet international filmmakers, Human Rights … Continue reading →

Mr. Zakaria is not coming to the Netherlands at this time, and the John Adams Institute has been forced to cancel the event.

Jan 09, 2016, 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm,   Aula, Uva, Singel 411 Amsterdam (John Adams Institute lecture) Details to follow, but save the date for this lecture from Yale alumnus Fareed Zakaria. From the John Adams Institute website: The liberal … Continue reading →

Professor Robert DeRubeis on “Anti-depressants: remedy or goldmine?” When: Tuesday 29 September, from 17.00 until 20.00 Where: Amsterdamse Academische Club (AAC), Oudezijds Achterburgwal 235, 1012 DL Amsterdam Schedule: 17.00 – open for drinks at the bar (cash bar) 18.00 – … Continue reading →

Join the Yale Club’s Richard Golden and the Ivy Circle for a unique look behind the scenes at the depot of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam (SMA), the premier modern art museum of the Netherlands. (An optional extension to the Museum … Continue reading →

Discuss Dutch and American university admissions with Professors Karabel and Rinooy Kan.  Join the Ivy Circle and the John Adams Institute for a debate on education, privilege and responsibility. At the end of the 19th century, Harvard took measures to attract … Continue reading →

We’ve found a wonderful project for the Yale Day of Service on Saturday, May 9 and we really hope you can join us.  In the (translated) words of the organization we are helping out (Stichting Meer Groen): There is a … Continue reading →

On Wednesday, February 11, the Yale Club of the Netherlands will host our annual Feb Club Emeritus party in the center of Amsterdam at Café Luxembourg, described as “one of the world’s great cafes” by the New York Times. With … Continue reading →

The 3rd annual Human Rights Weekend  with Human Rights Watch at de Balie. will take place on 30 January through the 1st of February at the Balie in Amsterdam. This year’s theme will be on Reporting Change, offering a close-up, … Continue reading →

“What Stays in Vegas: The World of Personal Data – Lifeblood of Big Business – and the End of Privacy as We Know It” Adam Tanner is a fellow at the Institute for Quantitative Social Science at Harvard University and … Continue reading →