Who gets to participate in the economy — and who decided?
The GEN Council stewards a rigorous, freely available framework on the structural conditions for economic participation.
The GEN Council stewards a rigorous, freely available framework on the structural conditions for economic participation.
We steward a rigorous, freely available framework on the structural conditions for economic participation — and convene open discussion about what those conditions mean and what it would take to change them.
A world where the structural conditions for economic participation are openly understood, honestly questioned, and genuinely open to change.
We grow the conversation: keeping the framework freely accessible, supporting local discussion groups, convening independent review, and lowering the barriers to taking part in a question that belongs to everyone.

Host or attend a local GEN Council discussion. These are small, open gatherings where anyone can read the framework, raise questions, and push back. No prior knowledge needed — just curiosity about the question.
A community-supported giving model that keeps the GEN Council's work running. Contributions go directly to sustaining the framework, the open review process, and local discussion facilitation — not to any investment product or financial return.
The GEN Council partners with independent researchers, educators, and community organizations who want to engage with the framework. Share your interest in hosting a discussion, contributing a review, or collaborating on facilitation.
Join our team of volunteers and make a difference in the lives of others. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available. Contact us today!
Donations fund the conversation, not a conclusion. Your support keeps the framework freely available, sustains open review, and enables local discussion groups to form and run. Help fund inquiry that belongs to everyone.
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