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Dr. Atyia Martin’s Non-profit launches “Black City Hall” to address gaps in critical services

Read More Distinguished Senior Fellow, Dr. Atyia Martin was featured on Boston Globe's magazine for her Non-profit's community-wide initiative, "Black…

Professor Daniel Aldrich et al work on resilience survey after disasters in Blue Mountains

Read More Down in Australia, Blue Mountains residents, business owners, managers and employees are being invited to participate in a…

Jennie Stephens et Michelle Wu

Jennie C. Stephens in News@Northeastern: When It Comes To Climate Action In Politics, Michelle Wu Offers a Way Forward

Read More New Boston Mayor, Michelle Wu, has caught the eye of many Bostonians, not only because she is the…

Affiliate Faculty Professor, Taskin Padir, Leads Working To Create Robotic Avatar In Multi-Year Competition

Read More Inside a laboratory at Northeastern University, students and their professors are fine-tuning a complicated robot called "Huskey" with…

Stephen Flynn Features on NPR’s “Planet Money” Podcast – Of boats and boxes

GRI Founding Director, Stephen Flynn was invited by NPR to partake in one of their Planet Money podcast episodes that…

Jennie Stephens on Climate Obstructionism at COP26

Why is a global problem like climate change is so hard to tackle? During the COP26 climate justice event in Glasgow, Jennie Stephens, Director for Strategic Relationships at GRI,

Alicia Sasser Modestino on the Boston Business Journal: State Report Probes Root Cause of Nurse Shortage at Mass. Hospitals

Alicia Sasser Modestino, Associate Professor with appointments in the School of Public Policy,Urban Affairs and the Department of Economics

Jennie Stephens & Laura Kuhl in News@Northeastern: Pop-Up Course on Climate Conference Gives Students Front-Row Seat at COP26

Laura Kuhl, Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Urban Affairs and International Affairs was featured on News@Northeastern for her timely pop-up course that coincides with the two-week climate summit(COP26).

David Lazer in News@Northeastern: Kids’ COVID-19 vaccines are available, So whay are parents’ concerns still so high?

Read More David Lazer, distinguished Professor of political and computer science at Northeastern shared his thoughts as to why a …

Qualified Opportunity Zones Could Mean Tax Benefits for ESG Investors

Distinguished Corporate Fellow, Al Puchala was published on Barron's Magazine for him and his team's insights as to why Qualified…

The Evolution of Healthcare Emergency Preparedness and Response in the Context of COVID-19

On Tuesday October 12th at 5pm ET, the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering department will be hosting the Vinod Sahney Distinguished…

Economic Development Administration (EDA) University Center Grants Awarded

Read the full conversation here: Excerpt: Last month, the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change...