Join us on May 13, 2027 in New York City for the Trust in Science and Medicine conference.
This one-day symposium will explore critical issues in building and strengthening trust between scientists, physicians, and the public to create a healthier society.
Trust is essential to scientific progress, public health, and informed decision-making. However, recent years have exposed growing challenges to public confidence in scientific institutions, medical expertise, and the broader information ecosystem. This timely symposium will examine how trust is built, lost, and restored. Through presentations and panel discussions, experts from science, medicine, journalism, ethics, law, and community engagement will explore the impact of misinformation, polarization, public health crises, and communication failures, while highlighting strategies to strengthen public confidence and foster meaningful dialogue.
At a time when trust in science and medicine has become of significant concern, don’t miss this opportunity to connect with leaders in the field and learn how to repair trust within our communities.
Speaker and agenda information coming soon!
