We are preparing The Aula Fellowship’s annual report, “Our AI Questions”? Would you consider sponsoring a Hard Question on AI?
The first part of our budget is urgent, because we’ve just been invited to join AI House Davos ’26 and adjacent conversations, during the week of the World Economic Forum, this January 19th to 24th, 2026.
Why this matters
AI House Davos is a non-profit organization that comes from a history of activism in sustainability. When founders realized that there was value in having intersectional spaces during the WEF that are topic-focused rather than hosted by a specific country or other organization.
Our Fellows have attended and hosted hundreds of convenings on AI. We’ve learned from this. Going to AI House and WEF-adjacent conversations in Davos will empower us to work with AI House Davos community, so that we can inspire decision makers to make powerful connections with communities.
Your support will go to travel costs, salaries for the team, and communications materials. directly support Aula’s mission to ensure that everyone can access the conversation on AI.
There are three support levels you can help us with.
- For $1000, you can sponsor a Hard Question from Society in our Annual report.
- For $3000, you can request a Private or Custom Question, with an Executive briefing.
- Otherwise, any amount is much appreciated to help us support Aula’s mission. The suggested amount is $100.
This is how you can help us.
- Donate: Every dollar counts. Contribute now to help us reach our goal.
- Share: Share our campaign with your friends, family, and on social media. Your advocacy can amplify our impact.
- Volunteer: Your time and skills can make an impact, too.
Thank you for supporting the mission to ensure everyone can access the conversation on AI.

Risks and Mitigations
If we don’t raise the first 2 x 9,000$ quickly enough, we don’t know if our Director and Director of Research can make it to Davos for the full week, and we know we can’t schedule our Impact Team. What we can already confirm is that some Aula Fellows will be in town that week, and that there are usually 25 or more events online. And we know that we will be working to put out our report this coming spring, come what may. Most of all, we know that can only meet this mission together.
Additional information :
- Executive Summary
- Aula Fellow’s Biographies
- Works & News from The Aula Fellowship
- Aula Convening Guidelines
We accept donations worldwide.
The Aula Fellows on this project are:
Tammy Mackenzie, MBA. Institutionalism and Multidisciplinary AI. Canada.
Branislav Radeljic, Ph.D. Political science. UK.
Francois Pelletier, M.Sc. Data science and civil organization. Canada.
Ley Muller, Ph.D., Standards and Health.
Uloma Okoro, LLM, MBA, Law, Regulation, civil organization. Nigeria.
Hager Hesham, MA, Journalism and human rights, Egypt
Leslie Salgado, Ph.D. Rhetoric, Media, Rights and Health. Canada.
Andrew Ham, MIA, Governance and coordination. USA.
Gwendolyn Alston, Ph.D., Documentarist, USA.
