Vision
The Center for AI in Reproductive Equity (CAIRE) takes a human-centered approach to developing and deploying artificial intelligence (AI) systems to address disparities in women and child health. Our work spans maternal and child health, menopause, mental health, and sexual health.
Based at Emory University, our interdisciplinary team includes faculty across departments of biomedical informatics, gynecology, global health, and nursing. We are guided by principles of co-design and co-ownership, and partner closely with diverse community and clinical stakeholders to ensure solutions are contextually relevant, equitable, and sustainably integrated into communities long term. Key collaborators in Georgia include the Morehouse School of Medicine (HBCU), Grady Hospital (a safety-net hospital), and Peace for Moms. International collaborators include Wuqu' Kawoq (Guatemala), Myna Mahila Foundation (India), and ARMMAN (India), among others.
