Be Part of the Founding Story
We're at a rare inflection point: the decisions being made today about who governs space will shape centuries. Yet the voices at the table remain narrow — replicating the same power structures that have always dominated.
LunARC is changing that by putting youth in the driver's seat to design the systems they will inherit. We're launching the first governance labs where students translate unexpected disciplines — jazz, regenerative systems, Buddhist principles — into working frameworks for how humanity might organize beyond Earth.
This is a once-in-a-species opportunity. We're seeking a small number of founding partners to help us prove this methodology works — before the window closes.
Anchor Our Pilots
We're launching design labs at learning nodes around the world: Regenerative Systems in Bolivia, Jazz in Cuba, and Buddhist Principles in India. Students translate these disciplines into governance prototypes, which are then tested with policy circles and fed into our knowledge commons where frameworks can be simulated and refined by communities worldwide. These pilots prove the methodology works. Once validated, we scale to more institutions, more disciplines, and more systems humanity needs to reimagine.
Building Infrastructure, Not Running Programs
Youth have little agency in shaping our shared futures. We're changing that. What they design for the constraints of space illuminates solutions for Earth's most urgent challenges: AI governance, climate commons, democratic renewal.
The First Principles Series is our primary pathway to building the Lunar University — every prototype becomes a building block for the first classroom on the Moon by 2035. Early funders aren't just supporting a few labs. You're investing in the methodology that will scale globally — co-creating infrastructure for how humanity reimagines civilization itself.
Ready to be part of the founding story?
Funding supports running the design labs, building the NEXUS demonstrator, translating prototypes for policy engagement, and storytelling to amplify youth voices globally. We operate with a lean core team and partnership-first model, ensuring the majority of funds go directly to program delivery.
Yes. We are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in the United States. Our legal name is Multiplanetary Together Inc, and we operate under the name LunARC. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Our first lab launches in Q1 2026 in India. Labs in Bolivia and Cuba follow shortly after. By Q3 we will have documented learning and prototype outputs.
We put youth in the driver's seat to reimagine systems from first principles — starting with a blank slate rather than tweaking what exists. Their prototypes are translated for policy circles, tested in space-relevant contexts, and carried to the Moon as part of humanity's multiplanetary story. Students aren't just contributing ideas — they're shaping the frameworks for the first lunar classroom by 2035 and becoming part of the most exciting frontier humanity has ever faced.