Advancing sustainability
Survive. Adapt. Thrive.
For Life on EarthEquipped with a Microsoft AI for Humanitarian Action grant, the nonprofit SEEDS makes climate change threats visible for the most vulnerable.
Water Works
For Life on EarthCan a building benefit the ecosystem? Our Silicon Valley office charts a water-positive future for California and beyond with its three-acre green roof.
Cast-offs to cutting-edge
For Life on EarthAhluwalia finds a way to give new life to unwanted garments with Circulate.
Ahluwalia Symphony Unlocked
It’s Happening!Discover the untold stories behind your clothes with Digital ID technology
Conserving marine life for a better future
Abandoned oil platforms can be home to some of Earth’s most robust ecosystems, proving life always finds a way. Blue Latitudes, a women-owned marine-environmental consulting firm, specializes in converting offshore platforms into artificial reefs. Their mission is to conserve and protect oceans by merging industry with the environment.
Blue Latitudes believes we can make a difference with the right resources. They use PowerPoint to tell a story, allowing their audience to gain new insights. What will our oceans look like in 20, 30, 40 years? With the right tools, we can help change the environment for the better.
Celebrating diversity & inclusion
Can an alphabet save a culture?
Access for AllA new alphabet for an ancient people promises to preserve their culture and connect their community.
The future of work is neurodiverse
Access for AllMentra uses AI to connect neurodiverse job-seekers with their next, great career opportunity
AI-powered coding for everyone
Access for AllEngineers like Anton Mirhorodchenko are tackling accessibility issues in unprecedented ways.
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Can an alphabet save a culture?
Access for AllA new alphabet for an ancient people promises to preserve their culture and connect their community.
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The “future” of work is neurodiverse
Access for AllMentra uses AI to connect neurodiverse job-seekers with their next, great career opportunity
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AI-powered coding for everyone
Access for AllEngineers like Anton Mirhorodchenko are tackling accessibility issues in unprecedented ways.
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Sealed in glass
Out ThereProject Silica’s coaster-size glass plates can store unaltered data for thousands of years, creating sustainable storage for the world
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Helping people when they need it most
The ShiftTeam Rubicon deploys skilled veterans to help communities recover when disaster strikes
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Gamifying breaks barriers
Changing the GameKC7’s gamified approach is reshaping how we think about education and inclusion in cybersecurity.
