Social inequality.

Social inequality

Social inequality.

Reduce banking and credit costs for low-income households

Reduce banking and credit costs for low-income households

Build an agent that compares fairer banking/credit options against someone's current costs and shows a switch path, so low-income households stop overpaying by default.

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Connect eligible families to support they qualify for

Connect eligible families to support they qualify for

Build an agent that matches a family's situation to benefits they qualify for and walks the apply steps, so support doesn't get missed in paperwork fog.

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Close learning support gaps across socioeconomic backgrounds

Close learning support gaps across socioeconomic backgrounds

Build an agent that finds missing learning supports for a student and connects them to real help, so background stops deciding who gets support.

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Extend learning support beyond school for lower-income students

Extend learning support beyond school for lower-income students

Build an agent that finds after-school/home supports that actually fit and schedules the next step, so learning help doesn't end at the school gate.

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Make essential digital services work with accessibility tools

Make essential digital services work with accessibility tools

Build an agent that tests key digital services with assistive tech and rewrites broken flows, so essential services don't fail people who use accessibility tools.

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Make public spaces consistently accessible to all

Make public spaces consistently accessible to all

Build an agent that checks sidewalks, entrances, and facilities for access gaps and proposes fixes, so disability stops blocking public space.

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Shorten rural travel time to essential services

Shorten rural travel time to essential services

Build an agent that maps long trips to health/education/services and suggests better routing or access options, so rural distance stops being a quiet penalty.

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Reduce uneven environmental hazard exposure in disadvantaged communities

Reduce uneven environmental hazard exposure in disadvantaged communities

Build an agent that maps where pollution and industry hit hardest and who is exposed, so uneven hazard burden stops staying hidden.

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FAQ

Everything you need to know about participating.

Who can participate?

Anyone can join, no matter your background or experience level. Whether you're a student, recent graduate, or transitioning careers, this platform is designed to help you build real-world skills. We welcome diverse perspectives, including scientists, designers, engineers, analysts, marketers, educators, and more.

Is it free?

Yes, participation is completely free.

How to get started?

  1. Create an account.
  2. Choose a challenge you would like to work on.
  3. Follow guides to solve the problem (solo or in a team).
  4. Submit your solution.
  5. Receive feedback from experts and see results at the start of each month.

Are there any deadlines?

You can submit your case at any point. Challenge results are announced in the first few days of each month on the site and in community updates.

Can I participate as part of a team?

Yes, participants can submit the case as a team. There is no maximum number of team members, but we recommend up to five members.

How to obtain assistance from mentors?

Mentor support is optional. You can connect with mentors through the platform to get guidance or feedback - but you can also complete challenges independently.

Can participants apply multiple times?

Yes, participants can submit multiple cases, either solo or as part of a team.

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