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Kristen Ellefson, SFMBA ’23, and Bindu Chanagala, SFMBA ’23
Kristen Ellefson, SFMBA ’23, and Bindu Chanagala, SFMBA ’23, co-founded nurtur, with the mission to empower moms to identify and address postpartum depression before symptoms occur.
MIT Sloan Reunion 2025
IM2M Talks: Ideas Made to Matter
These are Ideas Made to Matter. Featuring the inspiring stories of MIT Sloan School of Management alumni. This video features TED-style talks that you don’t want to miss.
MIT Sloan Reunion 2025
Mens et Manus et Moolah: Financing Deep Tech
Professor Andrew Lo presents his latest research on the common features underlying all deep-tech ventures at MIT Sloan Reunion 2025.
MIT Climate Policy Center
November 6, 2025: MIT at COP30
MIT CPC November 6, 2025 Newsletter
Working Definitions
What is artificial adversarial intelligence?
A cyber defense approach that uses AI to replicate the behavior and decision-making patterns of cyber attackers and develop network defenses against them.
Nov 24, 2025
MIT Climate Policy Center
October 2, 2025: Who Pays the Cost of Climate Change?
MIT Climate Policy Center October 2025 Newsletter.
Forbes | Oct. 3, 2025
What Jane Goodall’s Life And Legacy Can Teach Business Leaders Of Today
"In September 2025, Jane Goodall—her voice carrying both urgency and calm authority—warned: “We have a window of time. But it’s not a very big window, and if we don’t change the way we do things..."
Communications Earth & Environment
Interactive role-play with climate policy simulation can motivate evidence-based climate action
Here we analyze the impact of the En-ROADS Climate Action Simulation on participants’ understanding of high-leverage climate solutions, affective engagement, intent to act, and real-world action.
Brookings Institution| September 24, 2025
Who Bears the Burden of Climate Inaction?
In a new analysis, Kimberly A. Clausing of UCLA and Christopher R. Knittel and Catherine Wolfram of MIT Sloan find that climate change is already costing U.S. households hundreds of dollars each year.