Family
Parents, caregivers and children participating through an authorised adult.
- Earthtronauts stories and family missions
- Age-appropriate learning journeys
- Adult-guided contribution opportunities
CHILD membership · Commercial model in development
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Subscribe to go deeper.
The public site demonstrates how CHILD connects intelligence. Membership will unlock the complete learning, practice and story ecosystem—while helping sustain the research, safeguarding, review and creative work that make it trustworthy.
Explore the plans ↓The boundary
Open enough to understand.
Valuable enough to sustain.
CHILD’s vision, methods principles and selected demonstrations can remain public. Complete tools, modules, story libraries, saved journeys, contribution histories, comparative dashboards and facilitated exchanges become paid subscriber experiences.
Scientific transparency should never be hidden behind payment. Membership pays for useful experiences, deeper analysis, implementation support and continuing improvement—not for unquestionable claims.
Four routes into membership
Different subscribers.
One learning ecosystem.
Prices will be set after founding-user research, cost modelling and legal/payment setup. No charge is taken through this review site.
Professional
Educators, service providers, humanitarian actors, experts and independent practitioners.
- Living Learning modules
- Full tools and simulation library
- Saved progress, field insights and exchanges
Institution
Governments, NGOs, civil society, schools, universities and public services.
- Team seats and facilitated cohorts
- Comparative insight and outcome dashboards
- Private learning exchanges and implementation support
Research & knowledge partner
Researchers, universities, expert groups and learning partners contributing to methodological integrity.
- Evidence-review and research collaboration
- Governed access to de-identified datasets
- Independent challenge and methods advisory roles
Subscriber identity
Know who is contributing—without flattening who they are.
Every adult subscriber can identify the perspective they bring: government official, parent or caregiver, service provider, educator, humanitarian actor, NGO, civil society, researcher, expert, young adult or another role.
Organisation type, geography, relationship to the situation and collection method are recorded separately. Names and contact details remain private to CHILD; analysis and shared findings identify only the source category. This allows CHILD to compare patterns while preserving context and protecting contributors.
What membership sustains
Research
Evidence appraisal, methods development and independent review.
Experience
Useful tools, modules, simulations, stories and facilitated exchange.
Trust
Safeguarding, consent, moderation, provenance and transparent uncertainty.
Evolution
Continuous learning from application, outcomes, challenge and sharing.