Join us to learn more about how the STEM community can respond to one the greatest moral imperatives of our time.

With over 100 million people displaced globally due to conflict, climate change and persecution, the need for rigorous, inclusive, ethical and sustainable solutions to ease the suffering of vulnerable communities has never been greater.

Historically, scientists and engineers have played a relatively modest role in addressing refugee crises and forced displacement challenges. However this is changing with a number of positive developments in recent years.

Centering on health equity, our panel will talk about some of these developments.

September 28
6:00-8:30 pm
Panel discussion followed by reception

This program is presented as part of Cambridge Science Festival. Admission is free. Check out what else is happening at the MIT Museum during Cambridge Science Festival.

Seating is limited and pre-registration is strongly encouraged. Please note that all seats will be released to the general public 10 minutes prior to the program’s start time. To guarantee a seat, please arrive early.