Public Health & Patient Safety
Researching and advocating for policies that protect patients, promote health equity, and strengthen public health infrastructure in a digital age.
MedCivic is a youth-led nonprofit advancing research, education, and public interest policy at the intersection of medicine, technology, and Internet governance.
Researching and advocating for policies that protect patients, promote health equity, and strengthen public health infrastructure in a digital age.
Examining how internet governance, platform accountability, and security practices affect the safety and privacy of users worldwide.
Empowering students to conduct original research and develop policy literacy at the crossroads of medicine and technology.
Translating research into actionable policy recommendations and amplifying youth voices in national and global governance conversations.
Empowering the next generation to build a healthier, more trustworthy digital world.
To advance research, education, and public interest policy at the intersection of medicine, public health, technology and Internet governance, with a focus on privacy, security, and trust for all.
A world where every person benefits from the intersection of medicine and technology, where digital systems are trustworthy, health information is accessible, and young people have a seat at the policy table.
MedCivic was founded by a group of students who recognized that the most pressing challenges of our time, from health misinformation to algorithmic bias in clinical tools, live at the boundary between medicine and the internet. We came together to build a space where young people could research these issues rigorously and advocate for meaningful change.
Driven by young people passionate about the future of health and technology.
Evidence-based analysis underpins every recommendation we make.
Our work translates into real policy outcomes that protect people.
We engage with international governance bodies and cross-border challenges.