International Socioeconomics Laboratory, Harvard

The International Socioeconomics Laboratory™ (ISL) is a global research institute made up of young adults that strives to find adequate solutions to current socio-economic problems. We use existing records and data to create our comprehensive models and studies to find the root cause of these problems and the best ways to fix them. Our information collection is not limited to what is already in sight; we also collect information and data through surveys and experiments. The goal of the Laboratory is clear; assess and address the issues that face our society and create solutions to them to foster a more significant, better community.

At the International Socioeconomics Laboratory, we are a student enrichment non-profit that bridges the gap between young students and post-graduate researchers, serving as an output of research in the overlooked field of socioeconomics. A growing part of our work is meeting the increasing demand for non-partisan empirical information on international issues that have many gaps to fill when analyzing crucial existing data.

We do this for completely free, operated by a volunteer team of students and post-graduates. Access to research opportunities and courses serve as pilot programs for students to take on issues, as we reach out to governmental bodies and academic institutions to identify various gaps in data for our various research involvements and projects.