Partnerships

Good work starts
with a shared purpose.

Bring a focused idea, a real-world problem, or expertise that can help. We are interested in collaborations with a clear public benefit and a practical path forward.

Research

Explore a question together.

Joint research, evidence review, legal and policy analysis, and publications that make complex issues easier to understand.

Community

Strengthen support pathways.

Connections among qualified practitioners, nonprofit organizations, and community resources working on dignity and safety.

Technology

Build responsible tools.

Scoped AI safety research, defensive workflows, verification methods, and useful public-interest applications.

What a useful first conversation covers

We welcome universities, nonprofits, professional networks, public-interest institutions, and responsible private-sector teams. Start with the problem, your role, and what you hope a collaboration would achieve.

  • The question or practical need you want to address.
  • The relevant experience or resources each partner can contribute.
  • A realistic scope, timeline, and expected output.
  • Any confidentiality, access, or safeguarding requirements.

Principles that stay the same

HRAH is nonpartisan and rights-based. A collaboration should respect human dignity, informed consent, equal treatment, lawful access, and a clear distinction between evidence and advocacy.

Listing a field of interest does not mean an institutional affiliation or partnership has already been established. We agree on roles and responsibilities before work begins.

Start here

Share your proposal.

A concise introduction is enough for a first review. Keep sensitive details out of the initial message.

A short summary and any important dates will help us understand your request.

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