We are a registered and active non profit organization. Our think tank services are available for projects that support and expand on our Mission to ensure that everyone can access the conversation on AI.
Mandates for our public interest services cover three types: Events, Governance, and Arbitrage. This page also includes information for Research on Demand, Works & News, a small Photo Gallery, and some Testimonials from people we have worked with.
Aula Fellow or The Aula Fellowship?
Individual Fellows are independent of the Fellowship. They can be contacted directly. They choose their own mandates. By contrast, Aula Fellowship projects involve the Operations Team and at least one Senior Fellow, and they are taken on when deemed to serve the mission to ensure that everyone can access the conversation on AI, and to be in the public interest.
Public Interest Services
These services are available to the general public, civil society organizations, governance offices, academia and businesses. The project must be in line with our mission and the public good.
Events
- Keynotes
- Comedy
- Workshops
- Conference curation
View or download this PDF on our Events Services
Governance
- Planning Engagements
- Hosting Convenings
- Troubleshooting & debriefing
See the Aula Convening Guidelines for more information.
Mediation & Arbitrage
- Mediation
- Negotiations
- Contract stipulations
- Expert testimony
Experienced Professional Fellows are matched with the project.
Contact us to discuss your project.
Research on Demand
We do research for impact with our sponsors.
See Works and News for our Research Topics.
Scholarly, Trade, Popular, and Policy methodologies.
Works & News
You can search our Works & News database for recent events, research, and announcements.
References are available on request. We cover all the sectors listed in the Works & News Categories.
Photo Gallery
Community Convenings and Public Consultations
We help organizations identify opportunities for convening and contribute to them. We organize several each year within the Fellowship, as well as participating in public consultations (Photo: UN Consultation).
Delivering Meaningful Engagement
We organize field-configuring events, and co-host gatherings of people working on AI in society (Co-host and organized the 100 Women in AI Gathering, at World AI, Montreal).
Pursuing our Mission, Around the World
Each year, we participate in conferences as presenters, guests, and strategic advisors, and we contribute to the scientific, technological, and public policy spheres. We offer our services in most major cities across the Americas, Europe, Africa, and India (Photo: Davos 2026).
Working with Decision Makers
Asking hard questions and helping decision makers build bridges. (With Madame Michelle Bachelet, Former President of Chile, OECD, Paris).
Collaborations across sectors
Pre-conference workshops and Coalition Work with AI Institutes and Policymakers. (With Dr. Yoshua Bengio and the Honourable Patrick Pennyinckx, MIla, Montreal).
Keynotes and Academic Convenings
Presenting research to specific audiences, for the purposes of bringing people together around hard questions in AI (Photo: Sreyoshi Bhaduri, Ph.D., Founding Fellow).
What People Are Saying
“They have this rare talent for taking complex AI concepts, things like data governance and automation, and breaking them down in a way that just clicks. No jargon, no overcomplication, just real, practical applications that make you think, “Wow, this actually makes sense.” – Shruti Mukherjee, CISM,
Director of Governance, Risk and Compliance, Global Vision
“I feel like now I know how to talk about it.” – Emmanuel Taiwo, Climate Policymaker and Researcher, Nigeria.
“This collective work is the highlight of my year” – A New Aula Fellow
“I like learning, and I like learning about how we can make a difference. People can do it. You just have to want to.” – Patricia Morisette, Community Organizer, Le regroupement des familles d’acceuil de l’Estrie (Foster Families Association, Québec, Canada).
“If we don’t pull together on solutions like this, I don’t think we’ll solve it” – Tech Diplomat.
“Sometimes, it’s like magic, and 80 countries who can’t agree on anything, suddenly come together and agree on one thing, and that one thing can change things.” – Hon. Amandeep Gill, UN High Level Advisory Body on AI.