

Minds & Machines: Mental Health in the Age of AI & Tech
As artificial intelligence and digital technologies reshape how we live, work, and relate to one another, their impact on mental health has become one of the most urgent conversations of our time.
This morning forum brings together leaders across mental health, technology, ethics, philanthropy, and education to move beyond awareness toward action, examining the real tradeoffs around attention, connection, privacy, and care, and identifying human-centered approaches that protect the most vulnerable while harnessing the power of innovation.
Please note that registration confirmations will commence around late Oct/early Nov.
What to Expect
Keynote remarks, expert panels, and facilitated working groups designed to surface practical pathways for collaboration and impact.
More details coming soon!
Who Should Attend
Interested Citizens & Community Advocates
NGO & Social Sector Leaders
Policy, Academic & Civic Leaders
Mental Health Professionals
Technology / AI Professionals in Mental Health
Impact Investors & Philanthropists
Event Speakers
Juliette Blake, Founder & CEO, Moxies
Tracy Costigan, Vice President, Impact Evaluation and Storytelling, Crisis Text Line
Dr. Thomas Fernandez, Vice Chair for Research, Yale Child Study Center
Jen Libby, MSW, LCSW, Founder & CEO, Promly
John MacPhee, CEO, The JED Foundation
Dr. Linda Mayes, Chair, Yale Child Study Center
Nathan Romano, Board Member, NAMI
Jackie Ourman, LMHC-D, Founder, Values Aligned Therapy
Etana Solomon, Social Impact Strategist, Liberation Programs / Greenwich Connects
*subject to update
Who's in the Room
Coming soon!