Listen carefully on sensitive ground.
Juno follows published participant and safety standards, adapts its pace to what is shared and keeps the transcript available — so the institution can review both the evidence and how it was gathered.
Institutions
Brief Juno on the decision in front of you. Juno conducts careful interviews and reports what was heard, where views differ, how well the evidence holds and what remains uncertain.
The consequential questions behind a policy, service or programme decision — with the people affected and the limits of the evidence kept in view.
Hear the people affected by a proposal and keep minority as well as majority views visible.
Open question →Find where a service delivers, where it breaks, and what people needed instead.
Open question →Surface why people drop off — including language, digital access, disability or distrust.
Open question →Evaluate whether a programme delivered what people needed — and where it fell short.
Open question →Bring quieter voices into the evidence without claiming one study replaces every other form of engagement.
Open question →Juno follows published participant and safety standards, adapts its pace to what is shared and keeps the transcript available — so the institution can review both the evidence and how it was gathered.
Juno distinguishes the recurring need from the isolated account, keeps minority and conflicting views visible, and states where the evidence is strong, limited or still uncertain.
Where the need falls hardest
Who it falls hardest on
Challenge the interpretation, ask who is missing and inspect the evidence behind a public-facing conclusion. Juno answers from the study and makes uncertainty part of the record.
Language, interview mode and device requirements are scoped before launch, helping institutions include more people without claiming one method represents everyone.
Participant and safety standards make consent, respectful participation and escalation expectations available for review before sensitive work begins.
Findings keep supporting words, conflicting accounts and evidence limits visible so decision-makers can explain what they know and what they do not.
The standards a careful institution would review — participation, questioning, privacy and safety — are published. Read how Juno works and decide whether the method fits the decision and the people involved.
Review the Participants and Safety standards before launch, then confirm the consent, escalation and safeguarding requirements for the specific study.
Sensitive work requires a scope review. Use the published Safety and Participants standards to decide whether Juno, another method or a mixed approach is appropriate.
Juno supports multilingual browser-based interviews, but language, voice and accessibility support vary. Confirm the required modes and accommodations during briefing.
Juno is designed to avoid leading questions, and findings retain supporting quotes and transcript context so the institution can inspect how the conclusion was reached.
PII redaction is available when enabled; exact visibility and retention depend on study configuration. Confirm those controls before collecting sensitive data.
Brief Juno on the decision, the people affected and the standard the evidence must meet.