Get involved

Support the project in the way that fits you.

Volunteers, donors, funders, and partners all support different parts of the work. The best route is the one that matches what you can give now.

Volunteers

Help connect the project to students, campus groups, teachers, and local communities.

Useful if you can help with outreach, coordination, data collection, or introductions.Volunteer with the project ↗

Donors

Support the practical costs of research, communication, travel, and project delivery.

Useful if you want to support specific research, outreach, travel, communication, or delivery costs.Discuss donor support ↗

Funders

Back the broader phase-one research, outreach, coordination, and delivery work.

Useful for grants, sponsorships, or partnerships tied to specific milestones.Discuss funding ↗

Partners

Work with the project if you can open doors, widen access, or reduce friction in the research and delivery process.

Useful if you can offer school access, distribution, expert input, or institutional support.Discuss a partnership ↗

Mobilizing and organizing

Helping people coordinate the work, build the team, and keep the project moving.

  • Team coordination and follow-up.
  • Introductions that unlock access or momentum.
  • Practical scheduling and administrative support.
Immediate need: time, introductions, and coordination help.

Research and outreach

Questionnaires, student and graduate outreach, school access, and fieldwork support.

  • Questionnaires, interviews, and collation.
  • School access and student outreach.
  • Travel and fieldwork resources where needed.
Immediate need: school contacts, survey support, and travel resources.

Publishing and delivery

Maintaining the site, organizing the materials, and making the project public and usable.

  • Writing, editing, and publishing support.
  • Site upkeep and information structure.
  • Design and implementation work that keeps the site usable.
Immediate need: implementation support and dependable systems.