One piece of clinical intelligence per quarter.
Two formats. You pick the one that fits your day.
Every Invited Partner submits one piece of clinical or editorial intelligence per quarter. That can be a written column you author, or a fifteen-minute dictation we shape into a published piece. Nothing extractive. No grind. One real thing per quarter. Here's what each looks like.
The Algorithmic Tax
An evidence-based deep-dive on how social media platforms extract wealth from the communities that built them. Peer-reviewed citations. Receipts pulled from FTC settlements, Northeastern University ad-delivery research, and the DOJ's 2022 Meta agreement.
This is what a Track 1 contribution looks like at full size. You write it. We copy edit it, fact-check it, design the layout, and publish it under your name across our channels.
The Suppression Files (Vol. 1 + 2)
A two-part forensic on how women's health content gets suppressed on social platforms — Facebook organic reach collapsing from 16% to 2.6%, the Northeastern algorithm-bias study, internal Meta findings, the math on what gets through and what doesn't.
Track 1 supports investigative formats too — multi-part series with running citations and screenshot evidence.
The Founder Dictation
A fifteen-minute voice memo capturing the founding vision — "the Bloomberg of women's health," "owned, built, run by women of color," "two sites, two halves of one architecture." Recorded in the car. Transcribed, structured, and synthesized by our editorial team into a published piece.
Track 2 means: you talk. We turn it into intelligence. If you don't have time to write but you have something to say — record it, send it, we handle the rest.
Frontline case observations
An OBGYN dictates a five-minute observation about a contraception-counseling pattern that's emerged in her practice since the Title X freeze. Names anonymized. Pattern noted. Signal captured for the Queryable Clinical LLM and synthesized into a Labora Rounds intelligence brief.
You wouldn't have time to write the article. You did have time to talk while changing scrubs.
The platform behind your byline.
What you don't have to build, source, or pay for.
Most clinicians who try to publish independently end up running a tiny media operation — copy editing themselves, finding fact-checkers, hiring designers, hunting an audience. That's the unpaid second job we're explicitly removing. Here's what comes with the partnership:
Editorial infrastructure
Copy edit, fact-check, design, layout, publication. Track 1 review with a 48-hour SLA. Every claim verified. Every URL checked. Every citation locked. You write or speak. We do the production work.
Distribution across channels
Cross-promotion across Labora Collective + Diosa Ara channels — Substack, LinkedIn, the Labora newsletter network, the Yemaya site, podcast cross-talk. One piece reaches multiple audiences without you running ten accounts.
The Queryable Clinical LLM
Real-time access to a database of verified clinical truth — atomic units curated by partners, indexed for query. Look up evidence for a claim while you're writing the claim. The opposite of Googling and getting algorithmic noise.
Marketplace listing
Free listing in the Yemaya marketplace — for doulas, lactation consultants, holistic care providers, advanced practitioners. 10% commission on bookings only. No listing fee, no monthly charge. We earn when you secure a client. We're aligned, not extractive.
Co-creation revenue split
60/40 in your favor on co-created premium products — masterclasses, CE modules, clinical templates, playbooks. You bring the clinical expertise. We bring the instructional design, hosting, and marketing. Monthly payouts via ACH, fifteen days after the close of each month.
Salons + convening
Quarterly salons. Cross-disciplinary conversations between clinicians, journalists, and operators in women's health. The room you'd otherwise have to build yourself. Guaranteed invitations. Significant member discounts on paid events.
Pro-tier platform access
Full access to the Intelligence Vault — every Labora Collective intelligence report, clinical briefing, and toolkit. The same Pro membership civilians pay $65/month for. Free as long as you're meeting the quarterly contribution.
Institutional seats
If you run a practice or collective, the partnership comes with shareable seats for your immediate team. Onboard your colleagues without paying per-head.
What a year as an Invited Partner actually looks like.
A representative twelve months. Real tempo, real outputs.
A note on what's shown above: The case studies in the first section reference work already published by Dr. Yamicia Connor on Labora Collective and Diosa Ara — used here as format examples of what Track 1 and Track 2 contributions look like at full size. Partner contributions from the inaugural cohort will replace these examples as they publish.