Resources
Resources for Ethical AI, Democratic Practice, and Public Learning
A collection of tools, guides, prompts, activities, and teaching materials for educators, public servants, civic leaders, students, researchers, and community partners working to build more thoughtful, ethical, collaborative, and democratic systems. These resources support responsible AI use, public trust, civic learning, meaningful dialogue, practitioner inquiry, and community-centered problem-solving. If there are any resources you are seeking, please reach out.
AI, Ethics, and Education
AI Ethics Guides
Bias, transparency, authorship, privacy, hallucinations, student agency, and responsible classroom use.
AI and Democracy
Resources on misinformation, public trust, civic life, media literacy, elections, public institutions, and democratic participation in the age of AI.
AI + Elections Clinic Prompt Library
Curated collection of prompt templates, conversation examples, and usage tips for effectively using AI systems in an elections office.
ASU Mechanics of Democracy AI Skills Hub
Beginner-friendly guides for using AI thoughtfully: prompting, fact-checking, role-play, feedback, brainstorming, research support, and creative work.
AI Policy and Governance
Classroom AI policy templates, co-created policy activities, governance questions, institutional discussion guides, and ethical decision-making frameworks.
AI for Teaching and Learning
Lesson plans, assignment ideas, classroom activities, feedback tools, and student reflection prompts.
AI for Research and Inquiry
Tools for coding qualitative data, generating interview questions, analyzing themes, surfacing assumptions, and thinking through research ethics.
Critical AI Literacy
Materials that help people ask: Who built this? Who benefits? Who is harmed? What is missing? What should stay human?
Facilitation, Collaboration, and Public Engagement
Protocols, discussion guides, reflection tools, and group processes for leading meaningful conversations, building trust, gathering community insight, and supporting collaborative learning across difference.
Collaborative Learning Protocols
Small-group structures, discussion guides, peer feedback routines, and community-building activities that help students learn with and from one another.
Dialogue and Deliberation Tools
Resources for helping students discuss complex issues with curiosity, care, evidence, and intellectual humility.
Civic Learning and Public Service Activities
Lessons and activities that connect democracy, public service, civic participation, local government, public problems, public goods, and community action.
Media Literacy, Misinformation, and Public Trust
Activities and teaching tools that help students examine credibility, trust, deception, rumors, conspiracy thinking, viral claims, and digital public life.
Research, Inquiry, and Public Practice
Practitioner Inquiry and Action Research
Practitioner inquiry helps educators and public servants slow down, study their own practice, listen closely to stakeholders/careholders, and make thoughtful changes rooted in evidence, reflection, and care.
Public Service, Governance, and Civic Problem-Solving
Resources for public servants, local government officials, civic leaders, educators, and community partners working to understand public problems, strengthen institutions, build trust, and design more responsive public systems.
Civic Problem-Solving and Public Impact
Tools, guides, and activities for framing public problems, understanding stakeholders and careholders, exploring root causes, strengthening public trust, and designing community-centered responses.