Night of Ideas, presented at Harvard University’s William James Hall, will gather researchers, authors, artists, and leading figures of our society to participate in conferences and conversations about our future. Our participants will come from all over the world to discuss questions of integration, mobility, and purpose. Join us to attend exciting conferences, workshops and artistic performances!
This year, we will explore the topic “More?”. This theme focuses on the questions arising from our ever-changing world, which is caught up in the dynamics of progress but also in our increasing consumption, population, and emissions. We will closely examine the present with the intent to build a world with a sustainable and fair economy. At this Night of Ideas at Harvard, we will call for greater awareness on the various issues of our ever-changing world.
Come hear from :
Esther Duflo, Nobel Prize in Economy 2019
Ahijit Banerjee, Nobel Prize in Economy 2019
Sean Kelly, Dean of Dunster House, Professor of Philosophy at Harvard University
James Katz, Director of Program and Feld Professor of Emerging Media at Boston University
Pamela Ellis, Artist in residence at Bunker Hill Community College
Mathilde Radiguet, Visiting researcher in Seismology at MIT, current Fulbright Scholar
Matthias Lambert, Visiting researcher in Muscle Biology at MIT Open Documentary Laboratory
Léa Hirschfeld, creator of the podcast “Décalés” and current resident at the Villa Albertine
Anne Plaisance, Artist
Stuart Reiter, Chef at the vegan restaurant True Bistro in Somerville
and more!
Stay tuned for our full program.
Presented by: Harvard University, Bunker Hill Community College, and International School of Boston and Villa Albertine.