When the algorithm says no
In most states, an algorithm can deny your health coverage and no human has to own that decision. Alabama's SB 63 wants to change that. A digital health equity perspective from a court-appointed guardian.
Mason Jar Notes
Notes indexPreserving what I'm learning, noticing, and figuring out. More porch than podium. Pull up a chair.
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Interest was never the problem
When communities are labeled "hard to reach," the real problem is often systemic neglect. How public health, community engagement, and invitation intersect.
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Stale policies, real people
Outdated privacy policies pass risk onto vulnerable users. A court-appointed guardian explains why data governance must be treated as a practice of care.
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Why the porch
Welcome to the digital porch. A space for slower, calmer conversations on public health, care systems, and digital equity. Written beyond the algorithm.