Our Work

As a FUSE Corps Innovation Partner, Openfields worked with LA APD on possibilities/plans to integrate racial data into resentencing programs

MFH's Firearm Suicide Prevention initiative tackled high firearm suicide rates by fostering community dialogue and dismantling stigma.

An AI-powered fellowship program equipped aspiring changemakers with research and communication skills to tackle social issues.

The West Creek Summit united stakeholders to tackle veteran mental health crises

A local storytelling campaign to mobilize a changing neighborhood

A workshop facilitated by Openfields fostered imagination and innovative approaches for leaders to tackle challenges affecting children

Unifying veteran mental health services along the I-85 corridor

A developmental evaluation of a statewide, multidimensional firearm suicide prevention investment strategy

A statewide learning cohort to develop human-centered, data-driven firearm suicide prevention programs

A strategic community of practice to advance policies that support children and families

Aligning program performance, parent input, and community impact

A detailed analysis of the impact of social isolation on parents throughout North Carolina

Strategy retreat for the board of The Biophilic Institute

A statewide Fellowship of diverse leaders committed to the long-term future of Kansas

Strategy and curriculum design to scale United WE's successful Appointments Project

Adaptive strategic planning for a rapidly growing organization in the emerging field of space tourism

Visionary leadership training for cross-sector sustainability leaders from across the state of South Carolina

Migrating a parent-focused intervention to one focused on both mother and child

Applying design thinking methodologies to make high-stakes career planning more creative and collaborative

Culture-building workshops for a Fortune 500 manufacturer

A 2-year collective impact initiative to map, prioritize, and develop solutions to address the barriers for youth rising out of poverty