AI assistant

Equity by Design

An AI assistant for equity and inclusion practice

EbDA is being built to help experienced practitioners think through equity, inclusion, and people work with clarity. It is currently in preview and debuting at the Latino Collective 2026 Summit.

A launch button will be added here later.

What it is

Equity by Design is an AI assistant that helps equity and inclusion practitioners work through questions, plans, and decisions.

It is grounded in published, expert-reviewed sources — not generic advice — and is designed to support your judgment, not replace it.

EbDA does not provide legal, medical, or certified professional guidance. It is a practical tool for thinking, drafting, and exploring ideas.

Who it is for

  • ERG leaders

    Plan strategy, measure effectiveness, and communicate value to stakeholders.

  • Inclusion practitioners

    Explore frameworks, draft communications, and reflect on program design.

  • HR and people teams

    Review fundamentals, align practices, and support employee experience work.

  • Organizational leaders

    Ask grounded questions and understand the landscape before making decisions.

How it helps

  • ERG strategy and effectiveness

    Work through governance, engagement, sponsorship, and impact measurement for employee resource groups.

  • HR diversity fundamentals

    Review core concepts around representation, accountability, and equitable people practices.

  • Behavioral and nudge-based inclusion

    Explore how small, evidence-informed changes in process and communication can support inclusive behavior.

Built on published sources

The current preview draws from the following expert-reviewed works. These attributions describe the sources behind EbDA, not endorsements.

  • Employee Resource Group Excellence

    Dr. Robert Rodriguez

    A practical guide to building and sustaining effective ERGs.

  • Seramount HR Executive Diversity Primer

    Seramount

    A foundational resource for HR and people leaders on diversity practice.

  • Inclusion Nudges

    Lisa Kepinski and Tinna C. Nielsen

    Including the free Quick Guide and the “Definitions Matter” resource on behavioral approaches to inclusion.

Where it is going

EbDA is being built as a multi-domain assistant for equity and inclusion practice. Over time, its scope is planned to grow across areas such as algorithmic bias, employment law, pay equity, AI governance, organizational change methodology, and behavioral science.

This is the roadmap, not the current product. The preview begins with the domains above and will expand based on feedback from practitioners like you.

Stay in touch

Have a question or want to stay updated? Email us directly.

info@equitybydesign.ai