About the Institute for Technology and Civic Leadership

The Institute for Technology and Civic Leadership reflects Georgia Tech’s commitment to educating leaders who create new possibilities at the intersection of technology and human flourishing. It draws on rigorous research to develop and support civic-minded, technological leaders and policy-aware innovators, equipping them to lead in a pluralistic democracy and an interconnected, innovation-driven world.

The Institute gives students the chance to explore a broad range of ideas about how innovation shapes communities, the economy, and public life. It aims to be a place where people can exchange ideas freely, learn from one another and find common ground — all anchored in open debate, scientific inquiry and evidence-based problem-solving.

It also serves as a hub for bringing together leaders from government, industry, academia and other sectors to tackle pressing challenges and pursue science- and data-driven solutions.

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‘Dialogue Across Difference’ Launches Georgia Tech Institute for Technology and Civic Leadership 

On April 2, Georgia Tech launched its new Institute for Technology and Civic Leadership with a symposium built around a simple idea. Society benefits when people are willing to listen, especially to those who disagree with them. 

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The Institute for Technology and Civic Leadership Seed Grant Program

Open to GT Faculty & Postdoctoral Fellows

We are seeking proposals for innovative research, curriculum development, and programming that foster leadership and civic engagement through technology.

Recipients will be announced in mid-April

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Georgia Tech Launches New Institute Centered on Technology and Civic Leadership

A Partnership for Progress

In partnership with the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, this new initiative serves as a hub for collaborative research and leadership development.