Partners
Build with us
Foundation Nova Diem works with community organisations, universities, support services and funders who want strengths-first insight without opening an employment screen or exposing individual responses. Here's how that partnership works, in practice.
For organisations
A pilot that respects the people in it
Lux gives your organisation a structured view of group-level strengths and patterns, without turning the assessment into an employment screen or exposing anyone's individual responses. Participants complete Lux and receive their own strengths-first report. Where a genuine clinical relationship exists, an assigned clinician can review an individual clinical report. Your organisation receives aggregate reporting only, and results from groups below 30 respondents are withheld automatically.
Each participant consents for themselves, every time. An organisation cannot consent on a person's behalf, and access codes connect participants to the right cohort without ever handing your organisation access to individual answers.
Lux is built for reflection, programme insight and better support conversations. It is not designed or approved for hiring, promotion, termination or any other personnel selection decision, and raw item responses are never an organisational reporting product. A responsible pilot defines its purpose, participant group, consent path, reporting access, crisis-support arrangements and evaluation questions before a single invitation goes out. We work through that design with every organisation we partner with.
Start a pilot conversationFor funders and researchers
Fund the next layer of evidence
Lux already carries a substantial scientific foundation: traceable source evidence, versioned scoring, computational outputs checked against fixed references, and a formal register linking every public claim to the evidence behind it.
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Funding turns an already strong foundation into the real-world evidence that makes it stronger still.
Support for Lux funds three connected programmes: collecting enough eligible responses to begin proprietary calibration and reliability work once community cohorts reach the first evidence gate; building Australian reference evidence designed for the populations Lux is built to serve; and running matched-measure, repeatability and clinical-outcomes studies that test validity and utility directly, rather than assuming them.
We think honest limits make psychological science more trustworthy, not less, and we design every funded study to say plainly what it found, including where the answer is "not yet."
Discuss funding a study