Encode Justice founder Sneha Revanur speaks at a Washington Post Live summit on artificial intelligence.
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Encode Justice founder Sneha Revanur speaks at a Washington Post Live summit on artificial intelligence.
Climate Cardinals is proud to announce that it has received significant anchor funding from Google.org. This landmark initiative marks Climate Cardinals as one of the first youth-led organizations supported by Google’s philanthropic arm.
Earth Day 2024 marks a turning point for Climate Cardinals, with $400,000 in backing from the philanthropic arm of Google. The group plans to use the funding to expand its translation capacity from 500,000 words per year to a least 1 million and as many as 3 million words per year.
Climate Cardinals is thrilled to announce the appointment of its first full-time employee, Jennifer Evans.
In a recent LinkedIn post, Jessica Sibley spotlights the TIME100 Impact Awards AI event held in Dubai, where Sneha Revanur, President of Encode Justice, was celebrated as the youngest TIME100 AI honoree.
Sneha Revanur, founder and President of Encode Justice, is named one of the 100 most influential people in the field of AI.
Young leaders from Encode Justice urge officials to consider the lived experiences of young people when creating legislation pertaining to social media, AI, and other technologies.
The GAP Network supports a novel model for high octane organizing: District Action Councils.
Among other calls to action, Zero Hour is recruiting people to attend the March to End Fossil Fuels.