Have an Idea you think could get MIT talking?
The realtalk@MIT program offers support to MIT students and community members who want to bring their communities together, whether through conversation or creative interventions like games and art. Recent collaborations include a campus-wide discussion about the ethics of funding through the Radius community conversations, rethinking alumni networking with the Priscilla King Gray Public Service Center, and bringing new MIT students together through the Campus Trade card game, designed with Kayode Dada '27.
Whether you're looking to strengthen connections, gather community input around a decision, or create new possibilities for conversation, we'd love to partner with you. That can mean co-designing and running a program together using realtalk@MIT's methods and tools, or, if you are an undergraduate, joining us as a UROP to execute your idea with our support.