How GRADIENT BUILDERS works: from a community need to deployment
We explain the model: why we do not hand out money for other people’s projects but assemble teams around a specific task.
Before building technology for veterans, we want to hear the people we are building for. The survey is anonymous.
We opened a survey about the needs of veterans. Before building technology for people, we want to hear those people.
Anonymous · a few minutes · results will be published
The easiest way to build something nobody needs is to invent the need from a desk. In technology for veterans this happens constantly: applications appear that nobody uses, because they solve a problem that does not exist and miss the one that does.
If you represent a veterans' community, please share the survey. Write to hello@gradientcenter.org and we will send ready-made text and a banner.
The results will shape the priorities of our health and accessibility work — telerehabilitation, digital mental health, assistive technology. That is clause 3.2.4 of the Statute, and it is where the need is greatest and the supply smallest.
More on the Programs page.
We explain the model: why we do not hand out money for other people’s projects but assemble teams around a specific task.
We published the statute and internal policies in their entirety, not as extracts. Why do this before the first grant.
If you represent a veteran community, write to us and we will send ready text and a banner.