HopeLab is a nonprofit organization that combines behavioral science, user-centered design, and research and evaluation to create technology-based products and services aimed at improving human health and well-being. Their work focuses on developing interventions that support mental and physical health, particularly for young people.

Hopelab is a social innovation lab and impact investor at the intersection of tech and youth mental health.

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In 2023, Hopelab embarked on a journey of exploration focused on emerging tech and empowering youth. As we stay true to our commitment to continuous learning and knowledge sharing, we offer three key insights from our experiences. Join us on our journey of building a thriving future for youth well-being! ✨
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Congratulations to Katya Hancock and her team for launching Young Futures Org with a $1 million open funding call, the #LonelyHeartssClubChallenge.

Young Futures is on a mission to make the digital world an easier place for teens to grow up. 

Learn more about Young Futures Org and #LonelyHeartssClubChallenge!

https://bit.ly/yfutures

Calling all young people! The Mental Health Coalition's Safe Online Standards for Kids’ Mental Health (S.O.S.) initiative is seeking your input on what will help make online platforms safer for users who are 13-24 years of age.

1. What could social media companies do to make platforms safer (policies, app settings, content moderation, etc.)?
2. What type of content should be moderated, regulated, or banned on their platforms?
3. How should social media platforms educate or inform users regarding well-being updates?

Your insights will help create the first-ever standards and ratings for kids’ mental health and social media to catalyze healthful engagement for kids online.

Share your feedback today at: https://lnkd.in/gdyhphkb 

Hopelab’s Samira Pingali reflects on the The White House Youth Policy Summit:

“I was most glad to witness the shift in focus from problems to solutions at the summit. Not once did I hear talk of the youth mental health crisis, and there were no slides on the jarring statistics of youth suicide. Instead, panels, breakout room sessions, and one-on-one conversations in the hallways spoke of opportunity and possibility. This shift not only instilled hope but also made actions seem promising and achievable. It is clear: meaningful policy change requires collaboration, involving young people, creating space to comprehend their needs, and presenting opportunities for progress.”

Read more: https://lnkd.in/gYMZ7qnb

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