It’s time to ensure all voices shape healthcare’s future—starting with this intimate fireside chat open to all, kicking off from patient stories to decision-maker action.

As AI deployment surges and data ethics demand intersectionality, TIME100 Global Health Leader & noma survivor Fidel Strub, Kenyan advocate Patricia Asero Ochieng, and UK Senior Specialty Doctor Dr. Onyebuchi Nzekwue expose colonial legacies in Black patient dismissal—from unheard pain to psychologised symptoms—across Global North/South divides. From: HIV, rare diseases like Noma, Maternal and Sexual health these are the missing intersectional dialogues, not one else is having so we are leading!

These critical dialogues deliver the missing human-centered tools for ethical AI governance, innovation, impact, and productivity, countering the 95% AI failure rate born of neglected voices.