Current Programs
Our programs are designed to address pressing issues at the intersection of law, technology, and society. We collaborate with educational institutions, community organizations, and subject‑matter experts to deliver impactful initiatives.
AI Literacy for Legal Professionals
AI & Law Program
Examining the legal and ethical implications of artificial intelligence, with workshops and reports that inform policymakers, practitioners, and the public.
Digital Fraud Awareness
Fraud Prevention & Digital Literacy
Offering seminars and resources that teach individuals how to detect and prevent scams, strengthen cybersecurity practices, and build essential digital skills.
Workforce Development
Research & Policy Engagement
Conducting independent research on emerging digital issues and engaging with regulators to develop thoughtful policy solutions.
IP Strategy & Innovation Policy
Engagement with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) and related policy bodies on questions of intellectual property reform, innovation incentives, and the regulatory frameworks needed to support Canadian creators, entrepreneurs, and technologists.
Mentorship & Community Building
Through the UTM Black Alumni Mentorship Program and related initiatives, the Foundation's founder and team invest directly in the next generation of leaders — fostering critical thinking, professional development, and the courage to challenge systems that fall short of their stated ideals.
Upcoming Initiatives
The Foundation is developing expanded programming in AI governance for non-profit organizations, digital rights education for secondary school students, and a research series examining the intersection of intellectual property law and generative AI. Details will be announced as programs are finalized.