We're a newly incorporated 501(c)(3) nonprofit in the earliest stages of building. Scrappy, ambitious, and committed to creating tools for deeper inquiry. If you thrive in 0→1 environments and the mission resonates, we want to hear from you.
A nonprofit building tools that support genuine inquiry—from computational analysis of narratives to media literacy frameworks to reflective technologies. We don't provide quick answers; we create spaces for deeper questions. This requires people who can navigate ambiguity and uncertainty.
AI-assisted qualitative inquiry that surfaces patterns in lived experience narratives. Academic partnerships and computational humanities innovation.
Privacy-first tools for personal inquiry and growth. Technologies that support reflection without data extraction.
Fallacy detection and civic reasoning tools. Helping people evaluate information critically and navigate media complexity.
We don't have formal open positions yet—we're too early for that. But if the mission resonates and you have ideas, energy, or expertise to contribute, reach out. We're especially interested in these profiles:
Engineers, researchers, and architects who think in AI-first ways. You're comfortable with uncertainty, can build research-grade systems, and understand both the technical and ethical implications of computational humanities work. Experience with LLMs, research platforms, or academic tech partnerships is valuable.
You know how to translate ambitious vision into fundable proposals. Experience with foundations, government grants, or research funding—especially for unconventional nonprofits. You can write compellingly about both computational research and healing education without making either sound watered down.
COO-types who can turn vision into systems. You thrive in ambiguity, can build processes from scratch, and understand how to run dual-domain operations (research + education) without letting either suffer. Experience with early-stage nonprofits, mission-driven startups, or complex organizational builds.
We're building a board that brings different perspectives, backgrounds, and expertise. Looking for people who understand either computational research, healing/education work, nonprofit governance, or community representation. Bonus if you can help us navigate the complexity we're choosing to inhabit.
If any of this resonates—whether you fit a profile above or have something else to contribute—send us a note. Tell us what interests you, what you bring, or just that you want to learn more.
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