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Policy · United Nations
Shaping the global conversation on AI and education
Rev. Hope co-hosted and presented at the UN Science, Technology and Innovation Forum side event, addressing policymakers from member nations on equitable technology in learning environments.
In May 2026 Rev. Hope joined a United Nations panel on strategizing AI in education, bringing the lab’s on-the-ground experience with Boston small businesses, nonprofits, and classrooms to a room of national policymakers. The message was the same one on this website: the difference is not the technology. It is who builds it, who it is built for, and what values guide it.
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Tool · Project Lookout
Every opportunity your organization deserves, found and ranked for you
A patent pending procurement-intelligence platform that sweeps 100+ grant, contract, and bid sources every night, verifies every link, and scores...
Patent pending · Launching October 6 · Free for BECMA members
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Tool · Driftwood
Software drifts. Driftwood catches it.
An open source design research platform for running a beta without losing the plot. A calm Stream where testers report what drifted loose, a board...
Open source · Live at cmd-z.com · Running the Lookout beta
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Program · Civic AI Access Lab
Civic AI Access Lab: apprentice-delivered AI training for small business owners
A six-month, neighborhood-based program that trains 40 to 50 small business owners in Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan, and East Boston to solve real...
2026 · with The Loop Lab and the City of Boston
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