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The Technology and Culture Forum at MIT sponsors lectures and symposia that address critical issues of our time. The programs explore the role of science and technology in promoting positive social, ecological, and economic change. In addition, they stimulate discussion about the ethical implications of scientific discovery and technological innovation. 
“The Forum has played a highly constructive role in bringing critical issues to the attention of the campus and the community, and fostering discussion and active engagement. For me personally, it has been a great privilege to be able to participate over the years, occasions I always look forward to with much anticipation.” Noam Chomsky |
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To Conjure in the Fullness of Truth: A short video about TAC
Democracy's Endgame?A Conversation with Arundhati Roy International Development Night @ MITFriday, April 9 Youth Summit on Global Climate Change 2010Saturday, May 22 Series on Violence Against Women2009-2010 Hear recent TAC speaker Peter Singer, on WBUR's On Point, talk about robotic warfare. Yoda Patta, TAC Steering Committee member, is featured in the Boston Globe TAC Steering Committee Member, Jake Jacoby, talks about the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.
Being, Thinking, Doing (Or Not): Ethics and Your Life 24.S10
The seminar will explore values, convictions, and action. We are planning multiple service opportunities. If interested in a service activity, please contact Nicholas Hayes. Learn more here.Hope in Action Campaign: A Social Justice Initiative at MIT Additional programs planned include:
Read our 2008-2009 Annual Report Click here for a video of the Summit produced by Pixelwiremedia. Amy McCreath, Coordinator of T&C, talks with Nature Network Trish Weinmann, Assistant Coordinator of T&C, chats with Tech Talk |
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