— For institutions

Bring the American Contract to your institution.

For school districts, colleges and HBCUs, congregations, government agencies and nonprofits. Institutions are verified before they are granted anything, and they see participation figures only, never a member’s file.
What each institution licenses
School districts and schools
A licence for the AI Literacy curriculum in the classroom. District packages include teacher training, workbooks and a student sign-the-contract ceremony.
District licenses from $2,500 a year. A free pilot is available — ask us.
Colleges, universities and HBCUs
A licensed college can run seminar sections: a facilitator opens a private room for each course. This section is read by the members of this section and the facilitator who opened it. Nobody else — not the rest of your organization, not another organization, and not the Fellowship. It does not appear in Circles, in search, on your public profile, or in any report.
Licences are priced per institution. From $2,500 a year.
Congregations
A four-week series for a church, parish or ministry, led by its own pastor or coordinator. A congregation joins as a chapter: one flat monthly rate, no procurement office needed.
Chapters from $99 a month for up to 50 people, to $399 a month for up to 400.
Government agencies and offices
The American Contract framework for civic education initiatives, committee briefings and public-facing communications on AI governance.
Priced $25K–$150K.
Civic nonprofits and foundations
Grant-funded access to the full Content Ecosystem, with co-branded programming options for civic organizations working on identity, rights and community.
Seats
  • Staff and facilitators each take a paid seat. Add seats from your administration console when you need them.
  • Students and other participants take no seat. They join with your join code, which you can close or rotate at any time, or with your email domain. The number of participant places is set with your licence.
The facilitator
  • A facilitator is a staff member your institution names on its roster. A participant can never be one.
  • Inside your own classroom, a facilitator can remove a post, mute a participant or close a thread, and must give a reason, which goes on the moderation record. Nothing else, anywhere: no account suspensions and no reach into the Fellowship or another institution.
What your institution sees, and never sees
  • Nothing here names an individual member’s Standing, value stack, coherence index or cohort. The Charter Score is this institution’s own aggregate, and it stays the only member-derived figure the institution sees.
  • A group reading drawn from fewer than 3 people is withheld, not shown thin.
  • Per-person coursework progress is shown only to schools and districts, and only for participants who consented.
  • An institution never sees a member’s file, values, reflections, answers or sealed documents. Corporate organisations receive no values data at all.
  • The participation record is exported by the member only. This institution holds no record of what any member exported. That document is built and exported by the member, from their own session, and no copy of it — no list of what was issued, to whom, or when — is kept here or anywhere on this institution’s side.
Student data
  • A closed classroom. This classroom is read by the participants on this organization’s roster and their facilitators. Nobody else — it does not appear in the Fellowship, in search, on your public profile, or in any report.
  • Roster-scoped. Who can reach the classroom is checked against your roster on every request; a person removed from the roster loses it at once.
  • Facilitator-moderated, by your own staff, with a reason recorded for every action.
  • No profiling of minors. A student who joins through your roster is recorded as under 18 unless they have already confirmed they are 18 or older. Members under 18, or whose age is not confirmed, get no values scoring, no AI goal consultation and no AI reading of their videos.
  • No ads to minors. Members under 18, or whose age is not confirmed, are never shown an ad, and curriculum pages carry none for anyone.
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How students take part, and what never happens to a minor: the Youth Policy.