What if access to the right documents and guidance could change a young person's path?

For foster youth, something as basic as having the right documentation — and knowing what to apply for, when to apply, and what documents are needed — can become a significant barrier to education and employment.

For Anupriya Ramraj, Founder & CEO of Vaultzy Inc., this is where technology became personal.

After hearing about foster youth who can move from home to home with little more than a pillowcase of belongings, Anu began to see a much bigger problem: access to identity, documentation, and the guidance needed to move forward.

In this teaser from Skin in the Game, Anu shares the moment she realized there was “real skin in the game” — because the technology they were building could have a real impact on people's lives.

🎥 Watch the teaser.

Then join us for the full conversation with Anupriya Ramraj this Monday on YouTube and wherever you listen to podcasts.

We talk about AI, digital identity, responsible technology, trust, healthcare, the future of work, and what it means to build technology with real human stakes.

🔗 Links & Resources:
👉 LinkedIn: Anupriya Ramraj
👉 Personal website: anuramraj.com
👉 Vaultzy: vaultzy.ai
👉 When AI Robots Knock: robotsknock.ai

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