In this Atlantic summit, we will bring together the leading educators, thought leaders, students and creators re-thinking from the ground up what it means to raise and become a woman in STEM.
The Atlantic will convene top health policy thinkers and practitioners to explore how to foster drug innovation while controlling cost with new approaches like value-based programs on the horizon.
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The Atlantic is co-presenting three events this fall with Editor in Chief Jeffrey Goldberg and National Correspondent Ta-Nehisi Coates to discuss his new book.
The Atlantic's New Old Age forum will convene top experts on aging, ageism, and media for a frank discussion of age discrimination and why it matters now more than ever.
The Atlantic will convene experts and hear from current workers to explore the underlying factors shaping our understanding of work and how that will affect the future.
The Atlantic will explore challenges such as Nevada's shortage of doctors and specialists and learn what can be done from researchers, experts, stakeholders, survivors and patients living with cancer.
As Oklahoma grapples with an emerging political consensus around criminal justice reform, The Atlantic sought to understand the experiences of women affected by the state’s justice system.
The Atlantic broke down the latest in immunotherapy and how it is being used to help young patients survive and thrive. And moving beyond anecdotal evidence, we examined how big data can be used to track how pediatric cancers impact aspects of health for survivors down the road.
Franklin Foer will join Hanna Rosin for a conversation about his new bookWorld Without Mind and how consolidation of knowledge and information has changed how we contemplate the world.
