Join the RAI4MH team in Charlotte, North Carolina, on April 3, 2025, for a hybrid workshop hosted by Northeastern University’s Charlotte campus in collaboration with the University of Southampton (UK) and The Institute for Experiential AI (USA).

Who Should Attend
Mental health professionals, policymakers, technology leaders, academics, AI and tech companies, public sector organizations, and startups focused on mental health or AI are invited to collaborate on responsible AI guidelines for mental health applications.

Why Attend and What to Expect
Be part of a groundbreaking initiative to shape Responsible AI guidelines for mental health that prioritize privacy, fairness, and safety. As the demand for mental health services grows, AI tools offer transformative support in triaging, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations—but responsible practices are essential.

Participants will:

• Engage with Experts: Hear keynote presentations and participate in panels with leaders.
• Network & Collaborate: Connect with professionals across sectors in sessions with catering, including coffee breaks, lunch, and a cocktail reception.
• Drive Policy Impact: Building on the success of our London workshop—whose key findings were shared with the UK Parliament—this Charlotte workshop will shape actionable guidelines to support mental health providers in adopting AI responsibly.

Hybrid Attendance Options
Choose to attend in person at our Charlotte campus or virtually from anywhere. Both options offer opportunities to contribute to discussions and collaborate on creating a responsible AI landscape for mental health.

Ready to Shape the Future of Mental Health with AI?

Register here to:

• Reserve your spot in person or virtually
• Explore sponsorship opportunities
• Learn more about the event, partnership, and demo options

About the Organizers
‍This event is co-organized by the Institute for Experiential AI at Northeastern University, in partnership with the University of Southampton and funded by RAiUK (Responsible AI UK). Together, we are committed to advancing responsible AI in mental health, drawing on expertise across sectors to develop standards that prioritize privacy, fairness, and user protection. Individual organizers include:

• Annika Schoene
  The Institute for Experiential AI at Northeastern University
• Rafael Mestre
  University of Southampton
• Agata Lapedriza
  The Institute for Experiential AI at Northeastern University
• Stuart Middleton
  University of Southampton