Reflecting on 2023 at MIT Solve
Rethinking How we Build to Save Lives and Protect our Environment
Local Community Organizations Respond to Maui Wildfires
Unveiling the Evidence Imperative: Three Guiding Principles for EdTech Developers
Accelerating Impact: EB Research Partnership is Empowering Rare Disease Patients to be in The Driver’s Seat
The Journey to Becoming an Impact Entrepreneur Isn’t an Easy One
Going Where No Beauty Product Developers Have Gone Before: Living Proof Champions Innovators From Around the World
Announcing the 2023 Solv[ED] Youth Innovation Challenge Finalists
Video games: A Safe Space for Neurodiverse Youth and Ojibwe Language Learners
Medical Oxygen is an Essential Medicine–How to Get it to People in Need
Half of all Refugees and Immigrants Need Interpreters. Now They Have Tarjimly
Meet the Women Solving Critical Gaps in Maternal Health Care
If You’re not Taking Action After COP27, Move Out of the Way for Climate Innovators
Nonabah Lane, Navajo educator and environmental sustainability specialist with numerous ties to MIT, dies at 46
How an Entrepreneur is Breaking Down Barriers to Education and Employment for People with Disabilities
Meet the Inaugural LEAP Challenge cohort
Assistive Technology for All: BeeLine Reader Deployed on Solve's Site
How Hydroponics are Solving Climate Challenges and Food Insecurity in the Navajo Nation
Why Proximate Leadership Matters to MIT Solve’s Community
Menstrual Product Innovation for our Generation
Black Women in Tech: Becoming an Entrepreneur with Purpose
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