Golkin Hall, Fitts Auditorium

AI for Water: Policy at the Speed of TechnologyThe Water Center at Penn is pleased to present our third annual Spring Water Policy Forum, to be held in person at Fitts Auditorium in Golkin Hall on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus. This year’s Forum will explore AI for Water: Policy at the Speed of Technology, examining how rapidly evolving technologies are reshaping water governance, decision making, and infrastructure management.Convened in partnership with Penn Carey Law School and the Penn Program on Regulation, the Forum will bring together policymakers, professionals working across water, climate, and infrastructure systems, researchers, and students for

Managing the Compounding Water System Challenges Facing Local Leaders in the Northeast Mega RegionThe Water Center at Penn is pleased to present our second annual Spring Water Policy Forum, which will be held in person on the University of Pennsylvania's campus.The theme for this year will be Navigating Turbulent Waters: Managing the Compounding Water System Challenges Facing Local Leaders in the Northeast Mega Region and the Forum will consist of a morning of keynote and setting the stage presentations followed by remarks from a panel or commenters.Following the presentations and commenter discussions, the Forum will move into a networking lunch

The Nexus of Climate Change, Nature-Based Solutions, and CSO Remediation in the Northeast Mega RegionThe Water Center at Penn is pleased to present our first annual Spring Water Policy Forum, which will be held in person on the University of Pennsylvania's campus.The theme for this year will be The Nexus of Climate Change, Nature-Based Solutions, and Combined Sewer Overflow Remediation in the Northeast Mega Region and the Forum will consist of an afternoon of panel discussions focused on this theme. Following the afternoon panel discussions, the Forum will move into the presentation of WaterNow Alliance's Emerging Leader Awards, a celebration