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What does the future of mental health look like when Black girls are part of shaping it? 👀 We're building something dif
Black Girls Smile

Nov 5

What does the future of mental health look like when Black girls are part of shaping it? 👀 We're building something different. The Mental Health x AI Co-Lab isn't a lecture about why AI is good or bad. It's an opportunity for 25 Black girls and gender-expansive young people, ages 16–19, to explore how AI is shaping the way we think, learn, create—and have a say in what comes next. Here's what makes it special: ✨ 25 participants from across the country ✨ A paid opportunity with flexible participation ✨ Mentorship from Black women already working in the field ✨ Three guides created with young people, for young people, parents, and the people building these tools And no, you don't need to be tech-savvy. You just need to have noticed something, asked a question, or wondered what all of this means for your future. We're looking for curious minds, fresh perspectives, and young people ready to help shape the conversation. Applications close November 14. Know a young person who should be part of this? Share this post with them! Apply through the link in our bio.

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