Hopelab employee Sanjana Paul from Rooted Futures Lab expressed environmental justice as a priority in tech innovation.
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We couldn't agree more with Sanjana Paul from Rooted Futures Lab that environmental justice should be a priority in tech innovation.
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Hopelab
Hopelab envisions a future where young people have equitable opportunities to live joyful and purposeful lives.
- Industry
- Mental Health Care
- Location
- San Francisco, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Hopelab
Hopelab envisions a future where young people have equitable opportunities to live joyful and purposeful lives. As a researcher, convener, and science translator, Hopelab is dedicated to fostering greater mental health and well-being outcomes for young people.
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Hopelab attended the Rock Health summit where Caroline Figueroa, MD PhD, was presented.
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Hopelab launched a new interdisciplinary portfolio of work called Hopelab Futures to imagine, test, and advance more just, joyful, and equitable futures for young people.
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Hopelab published an op-ed by The OpEd Project Public Voices Fellow Davis Austria
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