Chess and the Law: An Anthology of Anecdotes and Analogies by Andrew J. Field Chess and the Law selectively surveys the many interesting and unusual ways that the game of chess has intersected with the practice of law in the United States. Written in an engaging narrative style, there are four types of entries: (1) accounts of chess-related crimes, lawsuits, and agency actions; (2) anecdotes about attorney- and judge-players of note; (3) comments on law journal articles that

Reducing street group gun violence and creating a safe community requires sustained collaboration across a diverse group of community-level stakeholders. This endeavor requires building relationships, along with fostering and supporting leadership. What is vital to all relationships is recognition. Project Longevity believes that change is not possible without the individuals who are committed to creating a safer New Haven. In recognition of the individuals who have dedicated

For Ahkeem, a Documentary film on gun violence screened by Project Longevity and the Wilson Library.

Project Longevity New Haven was visited by three police departments to share best practices in reducing gun violence. There has now been over a dozen law enforcement and community-based initiatives that have reached out to Project Longevity New Haven to deepen their understanding of our violence reduction model. Special thanks to Project Longevity's Stacy Spell, NHPD's Assistance Chiefs, Generoso and Reyes, Lieutenants Johnson, Tennant and Jacobson, and the National Network f

Using the power of story New Haven Police Officers shared what life is like behind the badge. Stories were shared about heroism, solidarity, empathy, hope, and integrity. It was clear that stories can support improved communication and reflection amongst law enforcement and community members. Used properly our personal narratives can not only help us understand each other but also help us to create the narrative of our community. Special thanks to Catherine Conant. #NewHaven

2015 Elm-Ivy Awards winner and New Haven Project Longevity New Haven Program Manager Stacy Spell touched on collective impact, community cohesion and resilience in addressing public health issues that affect New Haven. Contributing reporter of Yale Daily News, Kevin Wang documented the exchange between the panel of experts and Yale Law School students. Read more. #NewHaven #StacySpell