#Education# | 🏫 #Hengqin#'s "health vice principals" make a big impact! In the 2025–2026 school year, the team delivered 63 #health# sessions to 10,000+ students & teachers across 16 schools. 🩺 Highlights: 50 infectious disease talks, 33 emergency drills, 15 sessions on myopia, obesity & spinal health. Mental wellness, first-aid training, smoking cessation & #TCM# basics—all covered! 🌱 Next year: nutrition, mental health, smoking prevention & disease control continue! #Guangdong# #SchoolHealth# #HealthEducation# #InfectiousDiseasePrevention# #MentalWellness# #GuangdongMacao# #StudentHealth# #FirstAid# #HealthySchools#

Join me in donating to @BTWFoundation for #GivingTuesday#. Your donation will help support youth mental wellness and grassroots community organizations working to meet unmet needs for young people across the country. 💕

Join me and give to @BTWFoundation for #GivingTuesday#. We’re working hard to support youth mental wellness and collaborate with grassroots community organizations meeting the unmet needs for those most affected in these unprecedented times 💕

Also excited to share that my home state of New York is lighting up state landmarks in purple, blue, red and pink to celebrate the end of #BeKind21# and to show support for @BTWFoundation’s work to foster mental wellness.

For today’s act of kindness, I supported @DonorsChoose + @BTWFoundation’s work to build kind classrooms that support mental wellness. If you are able, you can complete a classroom fundraising request today as part of #BeKind21#.

Improving Servicemember Quality of Life: Access to quality healthcare is essential to military readiness. The #FY27NDAA# expands dental care, improves access to OB-GYNs and midwives, ensures proper staffing at military treatment facilities by increasing the hiring of doctors, nurses, and medical administrators, and promotes long-term physical and mental wellness. Read More:

Nirva, an AI wearable startup, raises $8 million in seed funding On July 9, 2026, AI wearable device startup Nirva announced the completion of an $8 million seed funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, with participation from South Park Commons. The funding will be used to advance product development, expand the team, and accelerate the commercialization of its first AI wearable product. Nirva was co-founded by Wei Lyu, former product lead at Meta Reality Labs; Jason Chen, a former Meta engineer; and Hanying Hu, founder of a jewelry brand. The company focuses on AI wearable devices. Its first product is an AI device that can be worn as a necklace or bracelet. It continuously records the user’s spoken content to themselves and, powered by on-device AI models and long-term memory capabilities, helps users generate personal journals, organize their thoughts, and receive personalized suggestions. The goal is to create an AI companion that can accompany users over the long term. Lightspeed believes that future competition in AI wearables will depend not only on model capabilities but also on whether the product is comfortable and aesthetically pleasing enough for users to wear every day, thereby accumulating continuous personal contextual data. Lightspeed noted that consumers already spend billions of dollars annually on health management and mental wellness. Products like Oura and Whoop primarily focus on physical data, while Nirva aims to go further by understanding users’ thinking patterns, emotional changes, and behavioral patterns to build a more complete long-term personal memory. As wear time increases, the device can continuously accumulate the user’s long-term contextual information and deliver increasingly precise suggestions. Lightspeed also pointed out that sustained user engagement, hardware mass production, supply chain management, and building a consumer brand will remain important challenges for the company going forward. From the primary market perspective, AI wearables are emerging as a new focus of capital attention following AI Agents. As large model capabilities continue to improve, more startups are exploring next-generation AI interfaces beyond the smartphone, seeking more natural and continuous human-AI interaction through smart glasses, AI pins, AI pendants, and similar hardware. However, compared with model capabilities, product design, wearing experience, and user retention are increasingly becoming the key factors that will determine whether AI wearables can achieve true mass adoption. Nirva’s funding round also reflects the capital market’s ongoing interest in founding teams that combine AI technology, hardware development, and consumer product design capabilities. #AI# #WearableDevices# #Startup# #SeedRound# #Fundraising# #VentureCapital# #PrimaryMarket# #WAIC# #Fashion# #Design#