Yasmin is a Senior Policy Adviser at JRF. She will be leading on the commissioning of thinkers and practitioners with original ideas exploring deeper cross-cutting issues related to poverty. 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.
Email: yasmin.ibison@jrf.org.uk
Twitter: @yasminibison
Reflections, learnings and take-aways from JRF's November 2024 workshop, aimed at mapping and assessing sources of AI countervailing power in the UK.
Bangladeshi, Black African and Pakistani households are 2 to 3 times more likely to experience persistent very deep poverty, compared to white households.
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The first blog in JRF's AI for public good project. Yasmin Ibison outlines the project's aims and the key questions it will explore.