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School of Digital Humanities

Strategy that holds when the technology changes.

We support organisations with a public mission through advice, research and education at the intersection of AI, digital justice and public value — research-based and practically applicable.

Advice that stops at today's tools is outdated within months. So instead we build lines of process: your organisation's capacity to judge future developments for itself. Ethical and legal frameworks are the foundation here — not a paragraph at the end.

What we do

Four forms of collaboration

Within three ways of working — advice, research and education — we offer four forms of collaboration.

AdviceI

AI & digitalisation strategy

Multi-year plans and scenarios for organisations and sector federations, anchored in their public mission. We translate abstract technological developments into concrete choices that fit who you are and whom you serve.

For: boards, directors and policymakers seeking direction.

AdviceII

Ethical & legal frameworks

The AI Act, the GDPR and your cloud and data policy translated into practical guidance. What must you do now, what can wait, and how do you stay true to your values while you digitalise? We weigh not only what is permitted, but also who bears the consequences and whether the experience of clients, residents and professionals counts.

For: organisations that want to act responsibly and demonstrably.

ResearchIII

Commissioned sector research

Interviews, surveys and literature research that bridge the gap between macro policy and everyday practice on the ground. Not isolated cases, but insights that move the whole sector forward.

For: federations and knowledge organisations seeking to understand their members.

EducationIV

Workshops, lectures & talks

Sessions and conference contributions on AI literacy, epistemic justice and digital ethics, tailored to boards, committees and professionals. The beginning of a school that regards knowledge as a public good.

For: teams that want not only to know, but to understand.

How we work

From question to foundation

Every engagement is different, but the movement is always the same: first understand, then build.

  1. I

    Listen

    We begin with your mission, your people and your concerns — not with the technology.

  2. II

    Research

    We map the frameworks, opportunities and risks, academically grounded.

  3. III

    Build

    A strategy, a guide or a programme — concrete, usable and yours.

  4. IV

    Anchor

    We strengthen your organisation's own judgement, so that you can continue independently.

Our principle

Organisations with a public mission and a limited budget will find tailored work with us. We would rather find a way together — a suitable fee, a different format — than let work that matters be left undone.

We discuss what an engagement costs in advance and openly.

A first conversation

Tell us where your organisation stands with digitalisation and AI. A first conversation is without obligation and free of charge; we are honest about what does and does not fit with us.