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Air (E)Quality for All
The most polluted neighborhoods in the United States are also the most disadvantaged. Research at GW aims to shine a light on this inequity—and effect policy change.
Land of Ice & Fire
More than 4 million people live in the Arctic, where climate change is progressing faster than on the rest of the planet. Researchers across GW are working to help sustain their cities, infrastructures and cultures.
Closing America's Homeownership Gap
Boosting homeownership among black households in America begins with owning up to a history of racial discrimination in the real estate and mortgage industries.
In AI We Trust
Engineering Professor Zoe Szajnfarber talks about transforming the graduate education model to better prepare future designers to navigate the opportunities and risks inherent in designing new AI algorithms and deploying them in the real world.
