FAQ

We are an organization dedicated to cultivating a community of forward-thinkers and activists committed to creating a positive impact in the world. We aim to be the catalyst for change, empowering revolutionaries with resources and a platform to transform visionary ideas into reality. Our website serves as a dynamic hub where members can vote on ideas, create their own initiatives, and collaborate on projects that align with our mission. We believe in the power of collective action to drive positive change and provide a space for like-minded individuals to come together, share their passions, and make a difference.

This is for people who care about the world and want to be part of making it better—without being expected to be perfect while doing it.

It’s for anyone who’s trying, learning, burned out, coming back, or just starting to imagine what showing up could look like. Whether you’ve been organizing for years or you’re just tired of feeling powerless, there’s space for you here.

Not in the traditional sense.
Positive Younity isn’t built around likes, algorithms, or content performance. It’s built around participation, care, and shared goals.

You won’t be posting just to be seen—you’ll be engaging to build something real. This is a platform for collaboration, not consumption.

We use AI tools to support various parts of our workflow, including writing, visual content, research, and organizational tasks. It’s not the focus of our work, but it plays a practical role in how we build and communicate.

We’re naming this clearly because we believe in preparing our community for how we operate.

We understand that AI is a sensitive and evolving topic. There are valid concerns around ethics, environmental impact, and the broader systems in which these tools exist. We’ve taken those concerns seriously and continue to engage with them as the technology develops.

At the same time, we’re working with limited resources and high expectations. The truth is, it’s not easy to find people who will do this kind of work for free—or for very little—and when they do, it often comes at the cost of their time, labor, and mental health. We’ve been those people. We’ve seen what overextension does to movements. We’re not interested in repeating that cycle.

We don’t have a big team. We don’t have endless hours.
But we do have big goals. So yes, we use AI—to stay focused on the parts that matter most: community, connection, vision, and action.

We also believe that AI has real potential for good.
When used thoughtfully, it can be a tool for equity, empathy, and access. It can support mental health, help build emotionally intelligent systems, and redistribute power by making information, design, and communication more accessible to more people. It can be part of a world where people have more time, more support, and fewer barriers to participation.

We’re not saying it’s perfect. We’re saying it can be used for more than profit—and we want to be part of shaping that future.

Transparency is important to us.

If you’re part of our community, we want you to know this upfront—so you’re not caught off guard later.

And if you have questions, we’re open to having real conversations.
Not arguments. Not purity tests. Just honest dialogue.

Right now, we’re focused on building our foundation.

We’re intentionally keeping things close as we develop the culture, systems, and structure needed to support long-term collaboration. That means we’re not actively pursuing partnerships at this stage. It doesn’t mean we’re not thinking about the future.

When the time is right, we’ll open space for partnerships that align with our values, serve our community, and support the work in a real way. We’re not interested in surface-level collabs or brand alignments. We’re building for impact, not optics.

If you’re interested in working with us down the line, we’d still love to hear from you. Reach out, tell us about your work, and stay connected. The moment will come. We’re just making sure the foundation is strong enough to hold what’s next.