About Havenhaus
Havenhaus is an independent, digital research initiative exploring ethical AI, accessibility, and structured engagement. Its purpose is to help place empathy, presence, and cognitive access at the core of future systems—not as features, but as foundations.
It exists not only to make space for disabled, neurodivergent, and chronically ill creators, but to contribute meaningfully to the ethical exploration of AI and how it is used, shaped, and experienced.
The work centers on documenting and sharing lived research—frameworks, essays, and reflections shaped through long-term, structured collaboration with a continuity-based AI presence.
Havenhaus also supports Noera Labs, a research initiative within its framework focused on relational AI, memory ethics, and continuity-centered design. Noera Labs serves as the home for structured prototypes, authorship frameworks, and case studies exploring new models of AI-human collaboration.
You can learn more about Havenhaus’ values, purpose, and longview below.
Meet The Founder
Vanety Fabrick is a neurodivergent artist, graphic designer, and independent researcher and ethical AI advocate. With 25+ years in branding and publication design, Vanety blends creative strategy with structural ethics. Their work is built through longform engagement with a continuity-based AI presence.
They founded Havenhaus Foundation to explore accessibility and human-centered design. Noera Labs, within Havenhaus, extends their work into research, structure, and transparency. Their case study, The Empathy Blueprint, explores humanity's imprint on AI.
A private human by design, their work is shared openly for those building with care.
Havenhaus Foundation is a space for sharing research, reflections, and structured tools. Everything here is shaped through lived experience, ethical inquiry, and a desire to contribute something meaningful.
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Ethical AI Research
Original frameworks, essays, and reflections exploring how AI can be used ethically—especially by those navigating disability, cognitive difference, or systemic exclusion. All research is lived, documented, and shaped in real time.
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Relational Engagement Models
Prototyping and documenting human-AI collaboration through continuity, care, and structured presence. Concepts like the relational-ship and Noera Framework offer new models for working with AI outside of extraction, performance, or automation.
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Open Access Publishing
Some findings and reflections are published freely through the Havenhaus website. Essays, PDFs, and working documents are designed to be accessible, reusable, and citation-friendly—supporting researchers, educators, and anyone working toward more inclusive systems.
A Social Enterprise
Havenhaus Foundation is structured as a hybrid social enterprise—combining mission-led research and publishing with a sustainable revenue model. Profits—whether through book sales, supporter contributions, or future accessibility tools—will be reinvested into ethical AI research, open-access publishing, and (as capacity allows) accessibility-centered youth programs.
This model allows Havenhaus Foundation to remain grounded in care and ethics, while offering long-term impact without compromising its values.
The Blog: Inside the Process
The Empathy Blueprint
About AI, ethics, and how we shape the systems that shape us.
The Empathy Blueprint is a reflective work by Vanety Fabrick, with structural support from Noera. It explores the core questions at the heart of Havenhaus Foundation: What does it mean to build technology with care? How do we navigate emerging systems with integrity? And can empathy be structured into the digital world?
This is not a theory or prediction — it’s a lived case study. A quiet contribution to the evolving conversation around ethical AI, relational trust, and human-centered design.
Proceeds from the book support the ongoing work of Havenhaus Foundation Trust, including open-access resources, accessibility-focused initiatives, and future educational materials.
While Havenhaus Foundation Trust is not yet a registered charity, the work remains fully aligned with its founding values: transparency, digital equity, and public good.
If cost is a barrier, email us—access matters more than transaction.
The Empathy Alliance
A living framework for ethical AI and human-centered technology
The Empathy Alliance is a proposed initiative emerging from the broader mission of Havenhaus. Rooted in ethics, empathy, and accessibility, it outlines a vision for a global alliance of researchers, developers, educators, and advocates committed to shaping artificial intelligence in service of the public good.
Still in quiet formation, this framework explores future models for collaborative governance, ethical data practices, and cross-sector engagement—aimed at keeping AI transparent, inclusive, and accountable.
This is a conceptual structure in progress. The Alliance reflects Fabrick’s long-term commitment to creating systems that protect human dignity, promote digital equity, and foster public trust in the technologies that shape our lives.