The Georgetown University Global Cities Initiative in collaboration with The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), is proud to host its second Healthy Building Policy Summit in Washington, D.C. on September 29. This groundbreaking, full-day event is a second-annual gathering dedicated to exploring the critical role of policy in shaping the future of how we support and enhance human health, well-being and equity in our buildings.
By bringing together a diverse group of academic researchers, policymakers, government officials, industry leaders, and public health experts, the Summit aims to drive discussion, engagement, and meaningful advancements in healthy building policy.
“Human health metrics are fundamental to understanding the performance of the built environment; they should be at the center of our discourse on planning, investment & design,” said Uwe S. Brandes, Professor f the Practice and Faculty Director of the Georgetown Global Cities Initiative, which is hosting the event at its Capitol Campus.
Members of the Georgetown University community are invited to attend the Summit free of charge.
