We are excited to share a milestone that’s both humbling and energizing.

DataEthics4All Foundation has been Listed on the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) AI Education & Workforce (EDAI) Initiative.

This initiative brings together 200+ carefully selected organizations nationwide—spanning education, industry, research, and workforce development—who have pledged to help shape the future of AI education in the United States.

To be included alongside national leaders such as Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI is a powerful affirmation of something we’ve believed from day one:

AI education must be ethical by design, accessible by default, and grounded in real-world impact.

Why this matters

This recognition reflects a growing national consensus:

• AI literacy is no longer optional.
• Ethics cannot be an afterthought.
• Students deserve preparation not just to use AI—but to question it, improve it, and steward it responsibly.

At DataEthics4All, this has always been our north star. Through our STEAM in AI programs, AI Ethics curriculum, and global mentor network, we equip students and educators to build AI that serves society—not the other way around.

Let’s explore what this could look like for you

If you’re an educator, school leader, parent, district partner, or organization exploring ethical AI education, the best next step is a short conversation.

→ Book time on our calendar

This helps us understand your goals and recommend the right pathway—whether that’s a pilot, a program, or a broader partnership.

Prefer to explore first?

Here are two common starting points:

• AI Ethics Intensive (Middle & High School Students) Mentor-led, project-based programs where students build ethical AI projects, earn credentials, and stand out in college and career pathways. [Explore the Intensive →]
• AI Ethics Curriculum (Schools & Districts) Standards-aligned, ready-to-use curriculum with lesson plans, activities, assessments, and educator support—designed for real classrooms. [Explore the Curriculum →]

Thank you for being part of this journey—and for believing that the future of technology can still be ethical, inclusive, and human-centered.