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Caucus invited to guided tour of Yale exhibit 'Shining Light on Truth: Black Lives at Yale and in New Haven'

6435049 · October 9, 2025
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Summary

The caucus received an invitation to a guided tour and discussion of the exhibition at Yale’s Schwarzman Center on Oct. 14, featuring exhibition designer David John Walker and curator Michael Moran; members were asked to RSVP to Charles Warner.

Members of the New Haven Black and Hispanic Caucus were invited to a guided tour and discussion of the exhibition “Shining Light on Truth: Black Lives at Yale and in New Haven.” The invitation covers a session at Yale’s Schwarzman Center on Tuesday, Oct. 14 from 5 to 7 p.m.

The caucus was asked to RSVP to Charles Warner at charles.warner@yale.edu. The transcript identifies the exhibition designer as David John Walker, the lead curator as Michael Moran and Charles Chaz Warner as a contributor. Caucus members were urged to attend if their schedules allow, and the chair said staff had placed the invitation and postcard on members’ desks prior to the meeting.

Members said the exhibition connects to local history and that a guided discussion would be useful for caucus work on related community issues. The caucus encouraged members who cannot attend the Oct. 14 session to take a guided tour at a later date; the transcript indicates the exhibition will be on display into March (year not specified in transcript).