Just discovered you guys. Keep fighting the good fight!

Let me know if CHIRLA needs a tech/data thought partner. I want to help more in the immigration justice sphere.

If this isn't something you need, please share with any orgs you think could benefit! We're here to make a splash for health and wellbeing.

We serve nonprofit, government, public health, research, and sustainability... or any other group that's creating positive change.

For those in Houston or curious about Islamic art, check them out! islamicartssociety.org

drives how that tech is applied. PBC's should be the new standard for governing these types of projects since it promotes public good without restraining commercial success.

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The resulting outcry convinced the CEO to keep the mission-oriented structure... now OpenAI is becoming a Public Benefit Corporation (which Flourish is, too!).

I am relieved to hear this. For all the benefits of new tech, individuals and communities hurt in new ways when pure profit drives...

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We rolled a "community microphone" tool for getting direct audio feedback from community members. Prompts go out, audio comes in, AI analyzes and gives summaries, insights. It's being used in Bexar County by UTHSCSA. Would that be useful for your efforts?

Hey Dr. Bruna, congrats on the new role! I hadn't heard of OHLA, I'm excited to see your plans for getting Latino voice/participation fed back into research and PH policy. It's sorely needed with the recent crackdown on what audiences you can specify in research grants...

Great! Feel free to email me whenever you're keen. Good luck with the rest of the roundtable day!

agodoy@toflourish.org (Aaron)

I love the momentum you and the other CO leaders have on this!

We're in the Houston TX area. We use AI and interactive mapping to ingest and monitor firearm injury data at a county level. Then we auto associate it with other county datasets (opioids, etc.).

Would your group have any use for that?

First up was a chatbot for educating patients with high blood pressure to point them to resources from the AHA @americanheart.bsky.social

The partner is Health Confianza, an amazing project focused on community building and health literacy! healthconfianza.org

+1 for alloparenting! Well done on the study, CCE.

I'm curious, though maybe this is outside the scope - in Tanzania where you conducted the study did you see any biases towards children who were raised via allomothering? I see hints of it in Kenya where we work with street-involved kids.

If you're not sure where to start or not sure how to make it affordable (or nearly free), let's talk!