The Inclusive Design Institute is a research organization dedicated to creating and advancing technology that serves diverse communication needs, particularly for non-verbal communities and users of meaning-based languages. Its work is crucial for developers, researchers, and organizations focused on accessibility and equitable AI.

• Blissymbolics Language Model Research: A core project involves expanding large language models (LLMs) beyond phonetic languages to work with symbolic, meaning-based systems like Blissymbolics, which is used by many non-verbal individuals.
• Accessible AI Development: The institute's research directly contributes to making artificial intelligence and natural language processing tools usable for a wider range of people, addressing a significant gap in current technology.
• Community and Artistic Engagement: Activities include supporting exhibits and projects, such as 'Erasing Imaginary Lines, Healing the Land,' that explore the intersection of land, technology, and inclusive community practices.
• Collaborative Research Network: It operates as part of a broader network of institutions, facilitating ongoing, funded research into inclusive design principles and their practical technological applications.