Rethink Education invests in companies that address "actual human suffering" by serving low-income, neurodivergent, incarcerated, immigrant, elderly, or discriminated-against learners rather than affluent consumers, backing "authentic entrepreneurs" who come directly from these customer groups and are obsessed with specific unsolved problems. The fund operationalizes racial and social equity inside portfolio governance, asking boards to reflect end-users' lived experiences, and behaves more like an "impact operator" by publishing detailed metrics-driven impact reports while investing across intersections of learning, workforce, justice, and health through its linked platform structure.