PARTNER WITH US

Work with us to expand who can participate in AI

AI Mission Hub collaborates with organisations that want to build human capability, connect research with practice and create more inclusive pathways into AI.

We develop partnerships around a clear shared purpose, practical contributions and meaningful value for the people involved.

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What partnership means

More than a logo exchange

A partnership with AI Mission Hub is an active relationship built around a defined programme, audience or shared question.

We use the word “partner” only when there is a clear purpose and active contribution from both sides.

Every collaboration should answer

01What are we trying to achieve together?
02Who should benefit?
03What will each organisation contribute?
04What will we do or create?
05How will we understand whether it was useful?

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WAYS TO COLLABORATE

Three ways to work with us

01

Community and Capability

Help more people understand and participate in AI

We collaborate with professional networks, companies, community organisations and education partners to create practical learning and meaningful participation.

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Possible activities include

Community events and conversations
AI Ready learning activities
Women in AI programmes
AI Founder Circle
Next Generation AI
Mentoring and knowledge exchange
Employee or member engagement

Your organisation might contribute

Access to a relevant audience
Facilitators, mentors or speakers
Professional or industry expertise
Venue and event support
Programme funding
Communication reach

02

Research and Knowledge

Connect research with practical experience

We work with universities, research centres, practitioners and organisations interested in understanding how AI is adopted and experienced in the real world.

Any research activity involving participants, organisational information or data must use appropriate agreements, consent and governance.

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Possible activities include

Masterclasses and expert conversations
Interviews, surveys and case studies
Research communication
Roundtables and workshops
Practitioner and community participation
Connections between research and organisational challenges
Collaborative outputs when appropriate

Your organisation might contribute

Academic or specialist expertise
A relevant organisational or industry case
Research participants
Qualitative or practical insight
Research communication capability
Access to an appropriate research network

03

Mission Support

Help a meaningful programme reach further

Organisations can support a defined AI Mission Hub programme or activity through financial or in-kind contributions.

Support must align with AI Mission Hub’s mission and should not create inappropriate influence over programme content, participant access or research findings.

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Support may include

Financial sponsorship
Sponsored participant places
Technology or tool access
Venue and event support
Specialist expertise
Mentors or speakers
Communication and outreach support
Access to relevant networks

CURRENT COLLABORATIONS

What collaboration looks like in practice

Our collaborations take different forms depending on the shared purpose, contribution and activity.

Associated research partner

MishMash – Centre for AI and Creativity

AI Mission Hub is an associated partner of MishMash, a Norwegian research consortium exploring AI in creative practice, education and society. Our areas of interest include creative uses of AI in education, AI in creative and cultural industries and human-centred AI for creative problem-solving.

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Programme and knowledge collaboration

Polyfoni – Social Sciences for AI

AI Mission Hub is collaborating with Polyfoni around its Social Sciences for AI Fellowship. Our planned contribution focuses on selected masterclasses, knowledge exchange and participation in the end-of-programme workshop.

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Additional community and programme collaborations

AI Mission Hub also works with community, youth, event and professional networks on selected activities.

Partner

Academic Partner

HOW WE WORK

From shared interest to clear activity

Stage 01
Explore
We begin with the purpose of the collaboration, the people it should benefit and why the work matters.
Stage 02
Define
We agree on the activity, contributions, roles, timing and expected outcome.
Stage 03
Deliver
Each organisation provides the agreed resources, expertise, access or support.
Stage 04
Learn
We review what happened, what participants experienced and whether the collaboration should continue.

The scale of the process depends on the activity. A single event requires a lighter agreement than a long-term programme or research collaboration.

OUR PRINCIPLES

How we choose collaborations

We look for relationships that:

Support human-centred and inclusive AI adoption
Create clear value for participants
Respect the independence of AI Mission Hub
Strengthen rather than exploit the community
Protect member and participant information
Represent each organisation’s contribution accurately
Avoid inappropriate sales activity
Match the delivery capacity of everyone involved

We may decline opportunities that do not align with these principles.

PARTNERSHIP ENQUIRY

What could we create together?

Tell us briefly about your organisation, the shared outcome you have in mind and what you could contribute.

Next step

Have an idea that aligns with the mission?

If you see a meaningful opportunity to expand participation, build capability or connect research with practice, we would be interested in hearing from you.

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