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sejak 22 Mei 2025
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Michael Feigelson, CEO of the Van Leer Foundation, makes the case that becoming a parent is a third window of accelerated human development, with the research to match.  Michael began his career alongside children and families facing homelessness, displacement, and violent conflict. He is also t ...

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84,000 people, one glacial flood, and a news cycle that has already moved on. Björn Söderberg and Build up Nepal haven't. For over a decade, they've worked with Nepalese entrepreneurs to build safer, greener homes. Now they're creating flood-ready shelters for families who lost everything. Episo ...
What does it take to make a bold business change and bring the people affected along with you? On The Solve Effect, MIT Solve’s Hala Hanna talks with Stacy Brown-Philpot, former TaskRabbit CEO and founder and managing partner of Cherryrock Capital, about leadership, trust, and expanding opportu ...
Go behind the scenes at Solve Challenge Finals in this bonus episode of “The Solve Effect.” Guest host and co-producer Elisabeth Graham takes you through a day at Solve’s biggest event of the year, held in New York during the United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week. Hear conversations w ...
Ask Amr Abodraiaa what Rology looks like from the patient's side, and the answer is: nothing at all. Invisibility is the design goal. What the patient gets is the result. Rology was selected as a 2023 Health Solver. Amr came to the problem as an engineer rather than a doctor, co-founding the com ...
Nabiha Syed has been a media lawyer, a newsroom CEO, and now leads the Mozilla Foundation—three careers, one question: does technology hand people power, or quietly take it away? She and Hala Hanna get into human-scale AI, why trust is becoming the only real moat, and the things we shouldn't bui ...
Helena Samsioe had been to more than 50 countries before she turned 15. Her parents worked as doctors across Africa and Asia, and that upbringing taught her something that would eventually become a business: the world looks completely different depending on where you are standing. Satellites fla ...
Snap two magnetic blocks together, and a light comes on. In that second, wonder becomes pride because you made it. Ayah Bdeir built a career on that distinction. littleBits, her magnetic electronics kits, turned millions of kids from tech users into inventors and now sit in the permanent collect ...
How do millions of strangers come to trust one another enough to share a common reality? In this episode of The Solve Effect, we welcome Katherine Maher, President and CEO of NPR and former CEO of the Wikimedia Foundation. Katherine has spent her career building and leading the institutions that ...
Namya Mahajan built a product for parents. Daycare workers started using it too, without anyone asking them to. Namya is our third guest in the 10 Years, 10 Solvers series. Solve is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, and this special series (hosted by Alexander Dale, Director of Global ...
Penafian: Podcast dan karya seni yang dibenamkan pada halaman ini adalah daripada MIT Solve, yang merupakan hak milik pemiliknya dan tidak bergabung dengan atau disokong oleh Listen Notes, Inc.