Interview: Aspen Ideas: Health returns, featuring speakers on both sides of the aisle
Executive Director of HMS and Director of Aspen Ideas: Health, Ruth Katz, discusses how the programming for this year’s festival has been shaped to reflect the significant changes occurring across the healthcare industry. Click on the image to listen to the 5-minute interview in full!
Conference: Science & Society
On March 10, 2025, the Aspen Institute Science & Society Program and the MIT Press joined forces to host Building Trust in Science for a More Informed Future, a one-day conference attended by 250+ in-person guests in Cambridge, MA, and an additional 350+ virtual attendees. A high-level overview of recommendations and themes emerging from the panels, along with a more comprehensive review of the proceedings, is now available, as well as recordings of all the sessions.
Research Article: Science & Society
In “Beyond the lab: trust, storytelling and the fight for America’s attention,” authors Aaron F. Mertz, executive director of Science & Society at the Aspen Institute, and Shruti Naik, associate professor at Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai, address the alarming decline in public trust in science. They advocate for scientists to humanize their work through storytelling, community engagement, and transparent communication, highlighting their upcoming documentary film that showcases the personal journeys behind scientific discovery. Click on the image to read the article!
Announcement: Launching the Neuroarts Resource Center
The Neuroarts Resource Center offers a comprehensive and continually updated collection of neuroarts-related resources, including the latest research, best practices, funding opportunities, and career postings. Its fully indexed and searchable interface allows users to easily find the information they need.
Addressing the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Crisis
Aspen Health Strategy Group
A new report released by AHSG examines the urgent need to address youth mental health challenges and identifies opportunities for health sector leaders to take action. “Addressing the Child & Adolescent Mental Health Crisis” is the product of a year-long, in-depth study and reflects the consensus of 20 senior leaders in the public and private sectors.
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Press Release: Addressing the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Crisis
A new report released by AHSG examines the urgent need to address youth mental health challenges and identifies opportunities for health sector leaders to take action. “Addressing the Child & Adolescent Mental Health Crisis” is the product of a year-long, in-depth study and reflects the consensus of 20 senior leaders in the public and private sectors.
