As parts of the world begin to turn the corner on the covid-19 pandemic and are now looking to contend with emerging AI technologies, pressing questions will emerge. Join our Voices Project Dialogue as we take a look at multilateral perspectives that stem from Asia but help contextualise the World.
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In this episode, we delve into the cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence, prisoner behaviors, and the complex issue of recidivism. Join us as we unravel the transformative potential of AI technologies in reshaping the trajectories of ex-offenders seeking reintegration into society, the cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence, prisoner behaviors, and the complex issue of recidivism. We also unravel the transformative potential of AI technologies in reshaping the trajectories of ex-offenders seeking reintegration into society. Our guest is Craig DeLarge founder of DMHP in Philadelphia, who's global career has been focused on improving health outcomes. He earned his MBA from the University of Westminster, London, U.K. and his Master's of Public Health in 2022 at King's College, London, with a specialisation in global mental health, and an emphasis on population health, digital literacy and the impact of emerging digital divides. For those looking to dive deeper, here are the resources mentioned in the conversation: https://calnewport.com/on-digital-minimalism/ https://www.digitalmentalhealthproject.com/digital-mental-health-i-am-reading-digitally-well-structures-society-in-the-tech-age-by-c7e4fba7d432 •https://www.digitalmentalhealthproject.com/digital-mental-health-i-am-reading-digital-detangler-a-guide-to-mindful-technology-use-by-pete-6035b8cbf109 https://www.propublica.org/article/how-we-analyzed-the-compas-recidivism-algorithm/ https://www.researchgate.net/publication/320355491_The_effect_of_digital_technology_on_prisoner_behavior_and_reoffending_a_natural_stepped-wedge_design https://nij.ojp.gov/topics/articles/tapping-artificial-intelligence
We are thrilled to announce the release of Season 5 of The Voices Project Dialogue Series. Our latest season delves into critical issues surrounding prison reform, recidivism reduction, and innovative approaches to ex-offender rehabilitation. Our inaugural episode, titled 'The Path Back,' features a compelling conversation with Holly Deane-Johns. Holly, the author of 'Holly’s Hell,' shares her profound insights into her journey through nearly 8 years in a Thai prison for drug offenses, followed by additional time in the Australian prison system. Her life's mission revolves around advocating for inspiration and change within the prison community and an inspiration. We invite you to listen to this new episode and the ones to follow and engage with the valuable discussions around transforming methodologies and integrating new technologies to facilitate the reintegration of ex-offenders into productive societies.
In this episode, we are discussing patient engagement – or rather, the worrying lack thereof – in Asian societies with regard to diagnostic, preventive, and routine healthcare and how that risks undermining health promotion efforts and rendering expansions in access to healthcare ineffective at improving health outcomes, particularly for vulnerable populations. With us, we have Dr Ratna Devi, the Chief Executive Officer of Dakshama Health, a non-profit organisation based in India which aims to empower patients and caregivers with the right knowledge, tools and forums to seek and access healthcare options that suit their needs and through their voices bring about a positive change in the healthcare environment.
Perhaps because mental illness is a stigmatised ailment, its not always easy to ‘reach the unreachable' by way of mental health support. On a societal level, does this general lack of awareness, urgency and public resources result in lasting negative impacts on the general public perception of mental health? How do we widen the remit of community-based programmes that make mental health more inclusive? How can financing, technology and collaboration all come together? Hear Girija Pande express his personal views on this complex ecosystem. Girija is Chairman, Apex Avalon Consulting; Chair, Institute of Mental Health Committee; Board Member, National Healthcare Group, Singapore.
The WHO's 2021 Mental Health Framework states that depending on the local context, certain individuals and groups in society may be placed at a significantly higher risk of experiencing mental trauma at very young ages. A blend of cultural behaviours and other stress facotrs can lead to debilitating trauma for children. This is Paulo's story and one person's will to change and the lessons that can be imparted.