Our Mission
Our mission is to use storytelling to contribute to a world of more equitable and expansive technology design. Creating content and art that imagines more ideal futures for technology, we aim to shift the dominant narrative in technology media away from hype and horror and toward equity, hope, and inspiration. Our vision is a world where every person and group, regardless of background, is given the agency and tools to tell their story of the future of technology they dream of.
What we do
Media Production: We produce short-form and long-form media that highlights underrepresented ideas and identities in technology discourse. This media includes interview podcasts, short documentaries, and user-submitted content.
Events and Education: We put on educational events (webinars and in person) that tell expansive and inspirational stories of technology used for the public good.
Research: In partnership with academic collaborators, we develop and publish empirical reports and white papers highlighting the lived experience technology use and design.
Community Partnerships: By partnering with a network of international community groups, we develop webs of connection and collaboration.
Collectively, our work aims to build a shared space for learning, imagining, and growing a collective vision for technology that uplifts, includes, and connects.
Why AI For All Tomorrows?
AI For All Tomorrows is a phrase we use to explore how power and technology are intertwined and how they can evolve in ways that center people and possibility.
The term comes from research describing the rise of systems where AI decision-making is concentrated in the hands of a few. We see it as a lens: a way to ask big, hopeful questions about how to create something more inclusive, more transparent, and more human-centered.
What does it look like when communities shape the future of technology?
How can AI support dignity, justice, and joy in everyday life?
What stories help us see and build what is possible?
At AI For All Tomorrows, we explore these questions with open hearts, bold imagination, and a commitment to collective care.