Advocacy organizations
Use structured demonstrations for training, internal AI policy discussion, and review planning.
Collaboration
Partnerships for rigorous AI review
EchoCheck is designed for work with advocates, researchers, product teams, trainers, and policy reviewers who need a shared way to discuss AI behavior in survivor-serving contexts.
Product teams
Compare how instruction choices affect response quality, safety considerations, and review findings.
Researchers
Explore repeatable review workflows for AI responses in survivor-serving scenarios.
Good fit
When to partner
EchoCheck is a fit when the goal is review, training, policy discussion, or controlled evaluation.
Not a fit
When not to partner
It is not a fit when someone needs emergency help, individualized safety planning, legal advice, or direct survivor support.
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Scoping call
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Pilot review
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Calibration
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Ongoing review
Partner pathways
Four ways to work together
Each pathway starts with a scoping conversation. Use the suggested subject lines when reaching out.
Training or demo
Use structured examples for AI literacy and internal policy conversation.
Suggested subject: EchoCheck demo request
Pilot review
Explore whether EchoCheck fits a controlled review workflow for your team or program.
Suggested subject: EchoCheck pilot review inquiry
Research collaboration
Study AI response patterns in survivor-serving scenarios using EchoCheck's safety rubric.
Suggested subject: EchoCheck research inquiry
Product safety review
Compare instruction choices before deployment decisions for survivor-serving AI products.
Suggested subject: EchoCheck product safety review inquiry
Talk with us about your review workflow
Use the contact page to discuss demonstrations, implementation planning, or research questions.
Research and evaluation use only. Not a crisis service, legal service, clinical service, or individualized safety-planning tool.