Most nonprofits still depend on profit logic—growth, accumulation, and control.
Dusoma’s model is different. Never-for-profit means we are not designed to enrich ourselves or any entity. We act as a pass-through organization, using our network to connect us with trusted friends, AI to analyze public data, identify what works, use our AI to make exact and transparent plans and budgets – and arrange for surgical precision funding.

Dusoma is a humanitarian AI technology ecosystem, building tools for refugees in camps across Africa—tools food, water and survival. What we didn’t expect was how quickly those same tools would become necessary here in the United States. From Navajo communities still without indoor plumbing after 100 years, to large corporate slumlords in Aurora, Colorado, to ICE putting lawyers in jail along with their clients – we call it the “Thirdworldization of America”.

By late 2025, we realized we are all asking for the same thing from Marla.AI: How can we have  basic human rights? How can technology help us survive opression? Or if nothing else, how can we use humanitarian technology to fight the corporate technology that harms us every day?

In 2026 we focus on helping our partners leverage human wisdom with technology to tackle the biggest challenges to reduce poverty: Money, Power and Justice. We will prototype microgrant networks that deliver cash directly to phones, technology that breaks down barriers to funding, and helping Americans understand candidate’s policy positions and approach to fixing problems that perpetuate inequality. Co-prosperity happens when we unite and realize we have enough resources for everyone.

As we often say:
“If you’re a millionaire hoping to become a billionaire, our AI has nothing to offer you.”
But if you want to reduce poverty 80% in the next two years, it has everything.