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What if the next big idea in mental health started with something you noticed or a question you asked? The Mental Health x AI Co-Lab is bringing together 25 Black girls and gender-expansive young people, ages 16–19+, to explore how AI is shaping the way we think, feel, and see ourselves. No coding or tech experience required. Just curiosity, questions, and a perspective worth sharing. And yes, it's paid! Participants will be co-authors, learning alongside and being mentored by Black women already doing this work. If you're ready to be part of the conversation, applications are open through November 14.

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