Forbes contributor and UN AI researcher Cornelia C. Walther highlighted ThriveLink as a leading example of what happens when artificial intelligence is guided by human values — not just technical innovation.

The ANA recognized ThriveLink for addressing the social determinants of health impacting marginalized communities — and changing how families access the resources they need.

The American Heart Association recognized ThriveLink for removing barriers to care and accelerating impact in communities across the country.

Selected from nearly 150 national applicants, ThriveLink was named the winner of the first-ever Kraft Prize for Excellence and Innovation in Community Health.