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Openfields provides adaptive learning, analysis, and entrepreneurial capacity to help you imagine and accelerate a more creative and just future.

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LIIF

Mapping the Child Care Crisis in Multnomah County

Addressing Multnomah County's childcare crisis by providing comprehensive data analysis and interactive GIS tools

FUSE Corps | Los Angeles County Alternate Public Defenders Office

Racial equity data for criminal justice reform

As a FUSE Corps Innovation Partner, Openfields worked with LA APD on possibilities/plans to integrate racial data into resentencing programs

Missouri Foundation for Health

Addressing Suicide Prevention and Social Stigma through Systems Leadership

MFH's Firearm Suicide Prevention initiative tackled high firearm suicide rates by fostering community dialogue and dismantling stigma.

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Harnessing AI for Social Impact: Insights from the 2023 Orchard Fellowship

An AI-powered fellowship program equipped aspiring changemakers with research and communication skills to tackle social issues.

“Our work with Openfields has helped us see the limits in our own thinking and begin to generate ideas and alternatives to challenge and transform the status quo."

Dr. Jackie Counts • Director of the Center for Public Partnerships & Research at the University of Kansas

Journal

Ideas and insights from across our fields of work and learning

Nate Wong

Shifting Power & Philanthropy: An interview with Nate Wong

A conversation about the pressing need to explore how individuals and institutions navigate the complexities of power shifting, beginning with self-reflection and a willingness to challenge the status quo.

October 15, 2024

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