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Learning Innovations Laboratory
Bringing together the leaders of organizational learning to develop a greater understanding of the field's current challenges.
Learning Innovations Laboratory (LILA) is a consortium of leading researchers and practitioners in the field of organizational learning and change. Through creating social connections, crafting insights, and having a practical impact, LILA strives to learn more about today's challenges in the field. LILA is composed of members from three areas: organizational leaders from private, public, and non-profit sectors; faculty scholars; and Project Zero researchers and Harvard graduate students. The project hosts several annual gatherings at Harvard designed to present research and findings among LILA members, as well as to generate feedback based upon what is presented. Chair members also engage in monthly conference calls revolving around these issues.
Each year LILA opens up a small number of new member opportunities– to express interest in becoming a member, enter your contact information here or email Marga_biller@harvard.edu.)
What is LILA?
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Project Dates:
2001 - Current