With insight from European civil society and philanthropy, we produce research and analysis to help funders understand where their support can make a difference in the AI transformation. We also share our grantees' stories and successes, recording how they are holding governments and tech companies accountable.
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Catherine Miller, Director European AI Fund At the start of November we announced the 14 new organisations that the European AI Fund will support to do policy and advocacy work around AI over the next two years. We’re really...
We have funded 14 more organisations from across Europe to work on policy and advocacy around Artificial Intelligence over the next two years.
ICCL is Ireland’s leading independent human rights organisation. Fully independent of business and government, they are fearless in their advocacy. ICCL has been at the forefront of progressive grass roots change in Ireland since their founding and...
As the pandemic unfolded, it became evident that the use of technology in response to Covid would have implications for generations to come. The European AI Fund wanted to ensure that, at this moment of profound transformation, civil society...
Access Now defends and extends the digital rights of users at risk around the world. By combining direct technical support, comprehensive policy engagement, global advocacy, grassroots grant making, legal interventions, and convenings such as RightsCon, Access Now fights for human rights in the digital...
Glitch is a UK charity committed to ending the abuse of women and marginalised people online. Through workshops, training, reports and programmes, Glitch equips the intersectional community to become the digital citizens we need in the world today. From grassroots to systemic change, Glitch advocates for an online world...
Four No-Brainers for Funders: How to better support digital civil society Lea Wulf, Project Manager at Stiftung Mercator Civil society organisations face tremendous challenges, especially digital rights organizations: a highly dynamic environment, structural funding challenges, organisational growth and...
AlgorithmWatch is the leading civil society organisation in the field of social impact of automated decision-making (ADM) and AI-based systems. The mission of AlgorithmWatch is to protect peoples’ rights and strengthen the common good in the face of increased use of algorithmic systems. This is done by analysing effects...
EUROPEAN AI FUND 2022 OPEN CALL Artificial Intelligence and automated decision making are transforming the world. But too often these technologies are developed without consideration for the needs of the individuals and communities they affect. For a fair, inclusive...