Education & initiatives
Everything we learn flows into public-good programs, open resources, and partnerships with educators, nonprofits, and civic organizations.
We're committed to sharing what we learn with communities that have too often been left out. We believe this helps level the playing field — and that these same communities, drawing on their own skills and experience, can create solutions that are more effective, more relevant, and more valuable for society as a whole.
Prophet River First Nation youth classes (2024)
Long before New Era Intelligence had a name, its founders were running free tutorials on practical and applied AI use just because they enjoyed it. That spirit of sharing — no agenda, no price tag — is still at the core of what we do. We continue to run open sessions for anyone curious about what AI can do for them and their work.
Open to the public — applied and practical AI tutorials via Eventbrite
We're committed to re-equipping the next generation with the skills to use technology and AI effectively — but also to approach it pragmatically, ask the right questions, and never lose the critical thinking that makes them valuable in the first place.
Ag Days, University of Calgary — Simon Loewen presenting on AI in agriculture (2025)
At New Era, everything we learn stays open — our knowledge, research, and best practices are available to all. Gatekeeping has become an outdated way of thinking in the era of modern AI. We all move further when we share what we know and approach progress in a spirit of collaboration.
New Era's open-source research database and knowledgebase — accessible for all
