Systems Thinking Seminar: Building a More Just and Resilient World, is a hands-on learning experience led by GW experts in systems thinking. Held in Science and Engineering Hall, B1270, this seminar invites students from all disciplines to explore how systems thinking can break down silos, foster collaboration, and inspire innovative solutions to today’s most complex challenges. Participants will engage in interactive discussion designed to deepen their understanding of interconnected systems and leave with practical tools for building a more just and resilient future.

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Join Us for a Full Day of Insightful Conversations at GW!

The George Washington University’s Institute for Socioeconomic Opportunity invites you to a day of thought-provoking, public events on Thursday, October 30 as we explore how to turn research into real-world action to create a more just and resilient world.

Here’s what’s happening throughout the day:

🌐 Leadership in the AI Age: Panel Discussion

• Time:  8:30–10:00 AM
• Location: Science and Engineering Hall, Room B1270
• Hear from leading voices in health policy, law, democracy, and education as they explore both the promises and the perils of AI technology.

🔄 Systems Thinking Seminar: Building a More Just and Resilient World

• Time: 10:30–11:30 AM
• Location: Science and Engineering Hall, Room B1270
• Take part in a hands-on seminar where you’ll learn to use systems thinking to foster collaboration and create innovative solutions across disciplines.

🎤 Only @ GW: Research to Action for Economic Mobility, Health, and Wellbeing

• Time: 5:30–7:00 PM
• Location: University Student Center, Amphitheater
• Join researchers and collaborators in the Closing the Wealth Gap pilot for a powerful discussion on how this work is shaping real-world outcomes.

All events are free and open to everyone: GW students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members are all encouraged to attend.

Please use this form to register for the sessions you’d like to attend.