Ivelyse Andino is an Afro-Latina health equity innovator born and raised in The Bronx. She is the CEO & Founder of Radical Health, working at the intersection of community health and technology. Radical Health combines meaningful conversations with AI-enabled tech that helps people understand their health care rights during a visit, build trust, and develop self-advocacy.

Transforming health care by facilitating health literacy and self advocacy, as well as forging a relationship between meaningful face to face conversations with cutting edge technology.

Hosted by the Zehr Institute: Join Ivelyse Andino and Jason Walsh for a discussion on the use of restorative practices to achieve health justice for marginalized communities. Andino, the CEO of Radical Health, and Walsh, who facilitated "Circle of Knowledge," are on the cutting edge of this burgeoning application of RJ.

The Roddenberry Fellowship supports 20 activists, organizers, leaders, and changemakers who are working to make the US a more inclusive and equitable place to live. Fellows’ projects focus on one of four issues: implement a project or initiative that has a direct impact in one of four major issue areas.

Radical Health is working in Mott Haven to address the horrific overdose epidemic.