Team

Challenge Accepted

Everyday sits at our historic intersection of a artificial intelligence (AI), the trailing effects of a devastating global pandemic, online disinformation campaigns that put democracies in peril while destroying trust and social harmony, historic wealth inequality, a soaring youth mental health crisis, preventable climate change disasters, and an epidemic of loneliness. My team’s response to these urgent calls to action is simple: Challenge Accepted.

Our digital native youth - Gen Z and Alphas - are the most vulnerable (see Meta whistleblower report). Despite all of this negativity surrounding them, they consistently demonstrate their potential to become our next Greatest Generation while lacking democratic agency to change it. In order to overcome their justified dwindling hope, anxiety, and depression, they need the best possible spaces and tools to solve problems together. They need an exciting and inspiring community that provides much more than just an app they love. They need life skills and meaningful relationships that last a lifetime. And most importantly, they deserve a seat at the table to democratically choose the community programs and technology that are built while having the opportunity to earn income from their fierce acts of social responsibility.

Our focus on building Verified Slow Tech is codified in our bylaws, inspired by international cooperative 7 Principles, our Core Values, and Internet Safety Labs standards. Our dedication to ending our epidemic of loneliness is unwavering because we know we’ll have a major impact on our other public health emergencies - anxiety and depression.

We’re radically attempting to win. We’re doing big things in 2025. We’re going far with you, positively together.

In Cooperation,

Jill Boyd Myers, Founder of Everyday