Social Integration
Understanding how diverse populations navigate cultural adaptation, community belonging, and identity formation in new contexts
Non-partisan research organization studying complex social problems at the intersection of mind, culture, and society
About Organization
The Center for Mind and Culture conducts research on critical social issues including immigration integration, religious radicalization, suicide prevention, child trafficking, and ethical implications of digital technology. Based in Boston, MA, the organization convenes expert researchers to address challenges within the mind-culture nexus through rigorous, non-partisan analysis.
Social Integration
Understanding how diverse populations navigate cultural adaptation, community belonging, and identity formation in new contexts
Behavioral Risk Research
Investigating factors driving harmful behaviors including radicalization, suicide, and trafficking through interdisciplinary lens
Technology & Ethics
Examining societal implications of digital data practices and algorithmic systems on human rights and wellbeing
Assemble interdisciplinary teams of researchers with specialized knowledge in relevant social science domains
Apply non-partisan research methodologies to study complex problems at the mind-culture nexus
Identify underlying mechanisms and causal relationships in social phenomena through systematic analysis
Disseminate research insights to inform policy, practice, and public understanding of critical issues
Services and programs offered by Center for Mind and Culture
Studying social integration challenges and support systems for immigrant and refugee populations in communities
Researching pathways and prevention strategies for religious self-radicalization through interdisciplinary analysis and data
Examining ethical risks associated with digital data collection, algorithmic decision-making, and technology governance
Investigating factors contributing to rising suicide rates and developing evidence-based intervention approaches
Analyzing illegal child trafficking networks and pathways to inform prevention and protection strategies
Meet the people behind Center for Mind and Culture.
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