Aspen is a place for leaders to lift their sights above the possessions which possess them. To confront their own nature as human beings, to regain control over their own humanity by becoming more self-aware, more self-correcting, and hence more self-fulfilling.
Earlier this year in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, Aspen Institute Civil Society Fellow LB Prevette and Weave Community Liaisons Greg Brady invited neighbors into conversation about what matters to them most, making space for the hard and necessary conversations that weave a community together.
Dr. Benson Hsu believes transforming healthcare begins with a single, decisive act toward equity. His leadership is reshaping how physicians respond to crisis, uncertainty, and the communities most in need.
Did you know that the U.S. spends around $1.1 trillion per year to treat diet-related diseases? New initiatives aim to prioritize nutrition in health care to improve health outcomes and reduce costs.
Gillian Zettler, co-founder of The Drop In, on shaping inclusive wellness spaces, embracing humility in leadership, and building communities that heal through movement and music.
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Philanthropies are pivotal players in the health ecosystem. During Aspen Ideas: Health, philanthropic leaders discussed how they are reassessing their roles and deploying resources to maximize impact, as government investment in health care and public health shifts.
Renata Soto, founder of Mosaic Changemakers, is committed to weaving a better South by connecting leaders of color, embracing questions, and building collective movements for equity, belonging and thriving communities.
Featured Work
Weave’s Social Trust Map Picks Up Three Awards
The international Webby Awards announced their picks for the best online, mission-driven work of the year, recognizing Weave’s Social Trust Map.
Set against Chicago’s historic landmarks, Aspen Ideas: Climate featured main-stage presentations, interactive outdoor sessions, and intimate breakout discussions. From fashion and food to art and music, the event, hosted in partnership with the Chicago Climate Corps (C3), brought together thought leaders from various industries to discuss climate resilience, environmental justice, the role of business in driving progress, and more.
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This year, the Aspen Institute marks a milestone—our 75th anniversary. Founded in 1949, the Institute began with a bold idea: that addressing the world’s most pressing challenges requires dialogue, collaboration, and leadership rooted in human dignity and shared purpose.