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  • The Politics of Well-being

    The Politics of Well-Being: Identity and Well-Being

    The Ronald O. Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics - Forum 133 S 36th St, Philadelphia, PA

    How do race, gender, sexuality, and other aspects of identity influence well-being? This conversation centers on how identity-based disparities are embedded in social policy, housing, education, and healthcare systems. Our speakers will explore how intersectional approaches to well-being can illuminate paths toward greater justice and inclusion. With Amy Hillier & DeMarcus Jenkins, Moderated by Ayana […]

    AI and The Dream: Technology in Service of Humanity

    Penn Hillel

    This year’s Hallmark program explores how artificial intelligence intersects with Dr. King's Dream. 5:30 Reception, 6:00 Program begins. This year’s Hallmark program explores how artificial intelligence — one of the most transformative technologies of our time — can be guided by the ethical imperatives Dr. King championed: equity, compassion, and shared humanity. We will explore […]

  • Social Policy, AI, and the Future of Work at Penn Washington

    Penn Washington Center 101 Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC

    Hear from SP2 faculty member Ioana Marinescu, PhD, as she discusses her class on AI and social policy, an interactive model she co-developed to predict how AI will affect wages, jobs, and the overall economy, as well as her role on Anthropic’s Economic Advisory Council.

    Making Secondary Data Work for You: Innovative Methods for Leveraging National Violent Death Data

    Secondary data offers powerful opportunities for research—but it also comes with constraints. How can scholars push beyond these limitations? Join experts Millan AbiNader, PhD, MSW, Laurie Graham, PhD, MSW, and Julie Kafka, PhD, MPH for a dynamic discussion on innovative methods for analyzing intimate partner violence-related fatalities using the National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS).

    The Politics of Well-being

    The Politics of Well-Being: Place and Well-Being

    The Ronald O. Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics - Forum 133 S 36th St, Philadelphia, PA

    Where we live matters. This panel explores the geography of well-being: how neighborhood infrastructure, environmental justice, urban design, and housing access shape physical and mental health. We'll look at how place-based policies can foster or undermine equitable outcomes — and how communities reclaim agency over space. With Millan AbiNader & Alice Xu

  • The Politics of Well-being

    The Politics of Well-being: Health and Well-being

    The Ronald O. Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics - Forum 133 S 36th St, Philadelphia, PA

    This event takes a deep dive into health as a cornerstone of well-being. From mental health to public health systems, the panel will explore how health policy reflects our political priorities and ethical commitments. With interdisciplinary voices from social work, public health, and policy, this conversation will assess the challenges and innovations shaping health equity […]