Our Mission. Human Reclassified Foundation is an AI scam prevention nonprofit that demystifies artificial intelligence and equips underserved communities with the knowledge, ethics, and skills to thrive safely in an AI-driven world.
Our Story. Filmmaker Tanya Camburn launched Human Reclassified to expose real-world harms from AI misuse. Viewers kept asking, “How do we stop this in real life?” We turned that question into action—hands-on workshops, printable toolkits, and short films that teach families and seniors how to spot deepfakes, avoid fraud, and build digital confidence.
At a glance
- Programs: Stop-the-Scams Workshops, AI Literacy in a Box, Community Story Archive, Partner Toolkits.
- How to help: donate, help others by reporting a scam, or share your story.
- Where: Libraries, schools, senior centers, faith and community groups.
Why our AI scam prevention nonprofit exists — the numbers
63% of teens
cannot reliably identify AI-altered images.1
6× faster
AI-generated misinformation spreads vs. factual posts.2
2× job growth
AI-centric roles outpace the overall U.S. market.3
Programs at our AI safety nonprofit
- Stop-the-Scams Workshops: Live demos to spot deepfakes, phishing, and impersonation fraud—built for seniors and families.
- AI Literacy in a Box: Printable guides, checklists, and short films—no jargon, just practical skills.
- Community Story Archive: Real stories turned into shareable lessons that protect others.
- Partner Toolkits: Free resources for libraries, schools, and nonprofits to run AI Safety Days.
Your support powers prevention. Every donation funds free workshops, senior-center trainings, and youth deepfake labs—all led by our AI scam prevention nonprofit.
Meet the Team
| Board / Team | Expertise |
|---|---|
| Tanya Camburn, Chief Executive Officer | Award-winning filmmaker turned tech-educator; leads vision, partnerships, and creative direction. |
| Aaron Friedman, Operations | Community partnerships, logistics, and program delivery. |
| Advisors | Security, AI ethics, senior services, and instructional design experts supporting HRF programs. |
Citations & Helpful Resources
- On struggles identifying altered media — FTC consumer education and Common Sense.
- Misinformation velocity and harms — NIST & WHO resources.
- AI job-market shifts — U.S. BLS trend data and reports.