Events
Host or co-host a talk, a workshop or a community session. We bring reviewed content and speakers; you bring the room and the people.
Ask about eventsEvery primer, course and tool we publish is free to read and reviewed by clinicians. Your gift keeps it that way, and keeps it independent.
Donors ask two questions: what changes because of my support, and how is success measured. These are the tenets we hold ourselves to in answering both.
Support is accounted for as work you can read: what was published, who reviewed it and what was updated.
Sponsors and funders are named on the work they supported, and conflicts of interest are stated on the page.
No unsourced statistics, no longevity promises. Every number links to its source and states its limits.
Material changes are logged, and errors are corrected in the open rather than quietly edited.
We keep the details needed to process and receipt a gift, and nothing else. Donor information is never sold or shared.
Who decides what we publish, who reviews it and who is responsible for it is stated, not implied.
The Human Growth Project is a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by U.S. law; you receive a receipt for every gift, and donors outside the U.S. should check their own country's rules. Questions: team@hgp.org.
Time, expertise, rooms and resources build the Human Growth Project as much as gifts do. Scroll through the ways an organization or a person can take part.
Host or co-host a talk, a workshop or a community session. We bring reviewed content and speakers; you bring the room and the people.
Ask about eventsSoftware, equipment, licenses, venue time, print runs: in-kind support that is named on the work it enabled.
Offer a resourceClinicians, researchers, designers, engineers and writers who lend hours to review, build or translate the work.
Offer your expertiseStructured placements for students in health sciences, communication and technology, with a named mentor and real published output.
Ask about internshipsLonger engagements for clinicians and researchers who want to translate a body of evidence into a public resource.
Ask about fellowshipsCo-develop a topic primer, distribute resources to patients and students, or partner on a program with a stated evidence basis.
Propose a collaborationNot sure which fits? Write to the team with what you have in mind; we reply with what happens next and how long it takes.
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