Our Work

Knowledge people
can put to use.

We develop our own tools and initiatives and work with partners to extend their reach. Our work connects practical uses of AI with programme development and the capacity to sustain useful solutions.

AI for social good

Our guides offer practical help with questions that can be difficult to work through alone. They support human judgment and help people build their own understanding.

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Ethics & judgment

Right or Wrong
Ethical Answers

This guide helps you examine a difficult decision by considering the responsibilities, consequences, and people involved. It offers a way to question assumptions and weigh the reasons behind a choice.

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Nutrition & well-being

Nutrition Guide

This guide connects nutrition information with what you actually eat. It helps you explore possible nutrient gaps in your meals and consider food choices that could help meet your needs.

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Research & health literacy

Evidence Guide
Understand the Research

This guide helps you examine the evidence behind health claims. It explains research findings and limitations so you can judge how well the evidence supports what is being said.

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Programme development

In development

Health Rights
and Accountability

We are developing a programme to strengthen people’s ability to understand and act on their health rights. It brings together evidence, legal expertise, and practical guidance to support access to justice and accountability.

Our work includes developing the programme’s approach, connecting relevant expertise and resources, and building the capacity needed to carry it forward.

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What we’re developing

New ways to learn,
participate, and act.

In development

Health Rights Guide

We are developing plain-language guidance to help people understand their health rights, recognise the responsibilities of institutions, and consider their options when those rights are affected.

In development

Chronicling Stories
of the Generation

We are developing an AI tool that builds young people’s skills and confidence in documenting their elders’ stories. It helps them take an active role in preserving the experiences, traditions, and knowledge that shape family and community life.

The initiative brings together youth learning, cultural rights, and the sharing of knowledge between generations. It connects with the Sustainable Development Goals on education and cultural diversity, and on safeguarding cultural heritage.

Related: SDG 4.7 · SDG 11.4

Bring your perspective.

Use a tool, share your experience, or contribute your expertise. Help shape the work as it develops.

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