Integrity Institute
Think tank and community of integrity professionals from inside platform teams.
About Integrity Institute
The Integrity Institute is a non-profit think tank run by a community of integrity professionals: engineers, product managers, researchers, analysts, data scientists, operations specialists, policy experts and designers who have worked on harms inside social platforms. Its stated mission is to advance the theory and practice of protecting the digital information ecosystem, through a community of practice, shared knowledge, and engagement with companies, policymakers and civil society.
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Trust in Tech
The Integrity Institute's podcast, from its community of people who work on protecting the social internet.
Trust and Safety Trade offs: Privacy versus Safety
September 23, 2026
Building Trust and Safety Across Sectors
June 17, 2026
The Future of Trust & Safety: Navigating Challenges in a Shifting Industry
February 12, 2025
Burnout in Trust & Safety: The Evolution of Wellness and Resilience in Integrity work
January 28, 2025
It’s My Job To Yell At People - how social media can better protect the LGBTQ community
June 17, 2024
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From Integrity Institute's own newsroom feed and from the hiring team.
Response to the OSB Decision Around Disabling AccountsFrom their feed
By Theodora Skeadas, Leah Ferentinos, Osiris Parikh, Glenn Ellingson, and Suzi Ragheb In this article, Integrity Institute members examine the lack of due process in platform account enforcement, from opaque bans to inaccessible appeals, and outline recommendations for fairer, more transparent enforcement systems.
September 3, 2026
Mapping the Ethical Dimensions of Trust & Safety WorkFrom their feed
By Michael Ong In this blog, Michael Ong, trust and safety expert, reflects onhow trust and safety work is fundamentally an exercise in governance and ethical judgment, not just technical policy enforcement. It maps the field's core tensions and offers ethical frameworks and practical habits for navigating them.
July 8, 2026
Claude’s AI Constitution Series: When Constitutional AI Outpaces the TechnologyFrom their feed
By: Dominique Wimmer, Leah Ferentinos, Gabe Freeman, Stephanie Nakano The second and final post in the Integrity Institute's two-part series on the risks of Claude's constitution. The post examines what it means to frame an AI system as something close to a person by exploring the harms of humanization, the codifying of Claude's "consciousness" and "wellbeing," and the stakes as these systems act autonomously, and recommend that Anthropic anchor its undefined ethical terms in human rights law, including the UN Guiding Principles and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
July 8, 2026
Response to the United Kingdom’s Consultation - Growing Up in the Online World: A National ConversationFrom their feed
By: Theodora Skeadas, Leah Ferentinos, Rohit Poduval, Nikhil Singhal, April Lat, and Stephanie Nakano Members of the Integrity Institute responded to a request for information on keeping children safe in online spaces presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology.
July 7, 2026
Examining Constitutional AIFrom their feed
By Theodora Skeadas, Iain Levine, Stephanie Nakano, and Leah Ferentinos This blog is the first in a series from the Integrity Institute that examines the risks and potential harms that Claude’s constitution may pose to a broad user base. This post defines constitutional AI, examines the implications of calling this document a constitution, reflects on broader geopolitical considerations, and recommends that Anthropic cite UNGPs and other human rights law.
April 13, 2026