Editor's note: In this season three finale, Jim distills the core lessons from his conversations with leading tech-for-good organizations, highlighting how AI is being thoughtfully applied to address real-world challenges—from agriculture and maternal health to mental...
We discuss nonprofit SaaS for underserved markets, but built like a real company. Organizations pay for software, even if on a sliding scale.
MomConnect is a scalable platform from Reach Digital Health that uses simple messaging to provide mothers with vital health information.
SameSame is a platform for supporting LGBTQI+ youth mental health
Rikin Gandhi of Digital Green has developed a farmer-to-farmer playbook, using tech and AI for bottom-up agriculture extension
Insights from Jim’s book, and an introduction to the Better Deal for Data framework (to prevent data colonialism in vulnerable communities).
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Helplines reimagined: Jim Fruchterman speaks with Dee Luo and Nick Hurlburt of Aselo about technology for children in crisis.
Flying Labs is a network of local organizations around the world who specialize in drone technology for social good.
In this episode, Jim speaks with Tracy De Tomasi about helping assault survivors.
In this episode, Jim speaks with FastForward founders about accelerating tech nonprofits.
