buildJUSTLY

Empowering the building of our country’s full economic potential through equitable technology.

We build tools, processes, programs, and research to further digital equity efforts and make technology building practice less exclusionary.

1 in 3 US households have no connected devices or have low digital engagement*

We help fulfill the promise of technology

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buildJUSTLY is fiscally sponsored by the Open Collective Foundation 501(c)(3). Your tax-deductable donation will help us ensure that technology is a bridge to basic human rights for every part of our diverse population.

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Connect

Community Connections™ will help you and your organization connect with & listen to individuals from harder to reach populations.

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Analyze

We provide a range of support for building and executing Customer Diversity & Inclusion™ (CD&I) plans for businesses. Our team has a rigorous background in study design, ethnography & privacy compliance.

Lead

Become a Leader by being conscious and actively work toward improving Customer Diversity and Inclusion in your business or organization.

Measure

The buildJUSTLY API can show you how your business, product or service is doing with spotlights on demographics, age and income levels so that you can better understand how you impact our diverse population.

Volunteer

buildJUSTLY is powered 100% by volunteer efforts. From data science expertise, social media, to helping us do the vital day-to-day things, we’d love your help.

We ensure more voices are heard

buildJUSTLY API map gallery

Device – Desktop or Laptop

Income – Above Average

Income – Below Average

Age – Below Average

Age – Above Average

Race - Larger Concentration of Asian Population

Race – Asian Population

Blog posts

First Anniversary of our Community Connections Program

March 8, 2022 By Vicky Tamaru In Research No Comments

On March 18, 2021 we connected individuals from historically underrepresented communities with those who design, market and build technology products through our first Community Connections event. Five African-American and Black parents of young children in th...

Technology Study Partnership with Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

March 7, 2022 By Vicky Tamaru In Research No Comments

In September 2017, the United States Census published a chart that painted a grim picture of technology access and adoption by race. Compared to the White and Asian populations, the Black and Hispanic populations were significantly underrepresented. This mimic...