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We bring the best of Google to innovative nonprofits that are committed to creating a world that works for everyone.
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Education
Using an open-sourced platform to translate books for students
More than half of the books published in India are written in Hindi and English1. But in a country with dozens of local languages, this means many students don’t have access to books in their native tongue. Google.org is supporting Pratham Books to rapidly expand the reach of their translation platform StoryWeaver.
Learn more about Pratham Books
Economic Opportunity
Helping people across America access opportunity through digital skills
With a changing economy demanding an increasingly skilled and technical workforce, it’s critical to ensure that every worker has the tools and resources they need in order to thrive. Google.org is supporting Goodwill Industries International to map the digital skills programs offered across its network and to fund the local, community-based Goodwill organizations’ replication of top programs across the country.
LEARN MORE ABOUT GOODWILL INDUSTRIES INTERNATIONAL
Inclusion
Using data to uncover racial injustice
Shifting a nation’s mindset means collecting and surfacing lost data: the thousands of lost records and stories of racial injustice. Google.org is working with Bryan Stevenson’s Equal Justice Initiative, which is building a national memorial to lynching victims and a museum that examines African American history.
Learn more about Equal Justice Initiative
Working together to apply AI to societal challenges
At Google, we believe that artificial intelligence (AI) can meaningfully improve people’s lives, and that the biggest impact will come when everyone can access it. That’s why Google.org is excited to support organizations that are using the power of AI to address social and environmental challenges.
Learn moreOur areas of focus
We want a world that works for everyone—and we believe technology and innovation can move the needle in three key areas.
