Resources

You're not navigating this alone.

A curated, regularly-refreshed set of reputable places to understand AI, navigate work and change, protect your wellbeing, and know your rights. We link out to established organizations — we're a signpost, not a substitute for professional help.

Civic & rights

Electronic Frontier Foundation

A nonprofit defending civil liberties in the digital world, including privacy and rights around AI and data.

AI Incident Database

A public, searchable record of harms and failures involving AI systems, maintained for transparency and learning.

Digital literacy

The News Literacy Project

Nonprofit tools to help people identify credible information and spot misinformation, including AI-generated content.

Common Sense Media

Independent reviews and guidance to help families navigate technology, media, and AI tools safely.

Mental health

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Free, confidential 24/7 support in the U.S. Call or text 988 if you or someone you know is struggling.

United States

WHO: Mental Health

World Health Organization information and resources on mental health and coping with change and stress.

Understand AI

Elements of AI

A free, beginner-friendly online course from the University of Helsinki explaining what AI is and how it works.

AI for Everyone (DeepLearning.AI)

A non-technical course by Andrew Ng on what AI can and cannot do, and how it affects society.

Work & career

CareerOneStop

A U.S. Department of Labor resource for exploring careers, training, and reskilling as work changes.

United States

OECD Future of Work

Research and data from the OECD on how technology and automation are reshaping jobs worldwide.

In crisis? If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services. In the U.S., call or text 988(Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).