What does people-centered cooperation look like? It looks like 150 families stepping into brand-new cozier homes! The China-aided housing project in St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda, has officially handed over 150 comfortable two-bedroom apartments to local families. By replacing overcrowded, run-down housing, the project delivers a major upgrade for low-income residents, with Prime Minister Gaston Browne calling it the most transformative livelihood project in the nation's history. #PeopleFirst# Read more:

Put the people first! Heavy rainfall hit Northeast China’s Liaoning Province. A drone was timely deployed for the rescue operation, resulting in the safe evacuation of a trapped villager #PutThePeopleFirst#

HR: we’re a people first organization. Also HR: your insurance deductible is $6,500. Also HR: we don’t offer paid maternity leave beyond 6 weeks. Also HR: your raise this year is 2.4%. Also HR: we’re freezing hiring but your workload will be redistributed. Also HR: please fill out this engagement survey so we know how to better support you. Also HR: your mental health benefit is 3 free therapy sessions a year. Also HR: we’ve planned a pizza party for Friday to celebrate Q3. HR is not your friend. HR is the company’s lawyer who learned your name.

We’re completing our initial commitment to the People-First AI Fund with $9.5M in grants to organizations like @Dollarfor_ and @caremessage using AI to drive impact in areas rooted in people-first values. The OpenAI Foundation is re-opening applications to the People-First AI Fund on June 15 – with a new $50 million commitment and updated focus areas. We will share more then.

Today, the OpenAI Foundation is committing $50M to the 2026 People-First AI Fund to fund trusted, community-based nonprofits exploring how AI can expand access and opportunity across essential services, arts and culture, and media and journalism. Applications are now open through July 15. Learn more about what we’re looking for, eligibility criteria, and how to apply:

AIPAC, crypto, and the AI industry are spending tens of millions against Abdul El-Sayed because he believes our government should work for working people, not billionaires. Today in Grand Rapids, we're fighting for a Michigan that puts people first.