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AI for public good
Yasmin Ibison
Senior Policy Adviser
Yasmin is a Senior Policy Adviser at JRF, where she leads on our communities and placed-based policy work. Yasmin also designed and delivered JRF's AI for public good programme - an example of the organisation's exploratory, cross-cutting work. Previously, Yasmin worked at Black Thrive Lambeth managing the employment workstream, which sought to improve employment outcomes for Black people with long-term health conditions in Lambeth, South London. She also previously ran her own social enterprise which worked with young Londoners to widen access to arts and cultural spaces.
Contact
Email: yasmin.ibison@jrf.org.uk
Twitter: @yasminibison
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