Take Action
Understanding a crisis is the first step. Here are concrete ways to get involved.
What can you offer?
Select what you have — time, a skill, a connection — and we'll surface the organizations best placed to use it. This is a first-pass matching layer based on each organization's publicly known focus areas, not a live coordination system with real-time confirmed openings — visiting an organization's own site is still how you'd actually get involved.
Organizations you can support
Curated by our team today; these links go straight to each organization's own site.
AI-powered tools
Four focused tools, each with a clear line on what it does — and deliberately doesn't — do. Pick one to try.
News Check
Paste a news article or claim below. This runs entirely in your browser and checks for common misinformation patterns — it does not verify facts, and a full AI-assisted version would need a backend we don't have on this static site yet.
Won't: declare a claim true or false. It only flags patterns — you still decide, and can check the primary source.
Mentor Matching
Select an area of interest, and we'll match you to the closest-fit mentor in our current network — a transparent, rule-based lookup, not a black-box model, while our mentor pool is still small.
Won't: auto-send an introduction on its own — clicking through opens a pre-filled email to our team, who confirm every match before connecting you.
Interest Clustering
As more people join, we want to group users by shared interest so people who care about the same issue can find each other. Select topics below to preview how it would work — nothing is saved, and no group is created.
Won't: add anyone to a group without opting in, or reveal who else is in a group before someone joins.
Media Literacy
Want the full guide on spotting misinformation about global inequality and humanitarian crises — available in English, Spanish and German?
Read the guide