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Five fellows will be selected to participate in a curated, one-year program focused on public speaking, writing, and networking to develop their voices as experts in health advocacy and leadership.

The Sports & Society Program report thinks through implications if flag becomes the standard way of playing the game until high school. It draws on insights shared in January as part of its quarterly Future of Sports series, when the future of football was explored with a diverse set of panelists.

The Ascend Fellowship invests in diverse, entrepreneurial leaders from a range of sectors who have breakthrough ideas to build economic security, educational success, and health and well-being for families in the US.

CityLab, the preeminent global summit organized by The Atlantic, the Aspen Institute, and Bloomberg Philanthropies to address the most urgent urban issues of our time, has selected Detroit for its sixth-annual convening.

The Justice and Society Program is participating in a national capacity-building project focused on empowering communities with tools to combat a dramatic rise in extremism, intolerance, and political violence since the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville.

The competition is open to organizations in the United States as well as the Middle East and North Africa. Interested and qualified parties are invited to submit letters of interest by September 13.

Ecosystem Snapshots will share census-like information about the organizations investing in and supporting small and growing businesses around the world.

This one-of-a-kind public-private partnership builds on the work of the Aspen Health Strategy Group, an initiative of the Aspen Institute’s Health, Medicine, and Society Program.

Twenty-two Ricardo Salinas Scholars awarded to participate in Aspen Institute programs bringing valuable perspectives to solve problems facing our global communities.