Research Archive
How can digital tools help us humanize conflict and bridge divides?
How can we use a plural framework to address political and economic challenges?
What is the difference between good and bad conflict?
Can we create a new model for what technology should be and do?
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Reference Articles
Research Grants
The Plurality Institute funds a variety of research projects through grants.
Research and writing exploring the notion of “coordi-nations” as a new type of organizational structure that can foster cooperation at a (local and) global scale, through shared values and participatory decision-making. Coordi-nations are a new form of network sovereignty that spans traditional geographical boundaries.
The Calm Tech Institute establishes UX standards for designing harmonious human-tech interfaces that enhance daily life. Their mission is to create a cultural shift around how people relate to, engage with, and design the technologies that shape our world.
The Plurality Policython project aims to translate youth ideas into governance and policy proposals through events like AI congress simulations, hackathons and policythons. They are using grant funding to cover technical costs for their events.
The Governance Garden unites promising online governance R&D teams into an incubation cohort that works in a coopetitive fashion to carefully and speedily equip humanity with urgently needed governance tools.