K2I reads as knowledge to impact, which is the exact phrase used across research funding, academic outreach, and philanthropy to describe the thing everyone says they want and struggles to demonstrate.
Knowledge translation, research impact, and evidence-to-practice work are all real, funded activities with departments and job titles attached. A centre, programme, or platform named K2I on the .org would look entirely native in that world, because that world already writes the phrase this way.
There’s also a K-12 reading, where K2I works for an education initiative, and a technical reading for anyone who wants it.
Beyond meaning, three characters on the .org is the shape institutions gravitate toward once they’ve lived with a long address for a few years. It fits in a footer next to six partner logos, on a conference badge, and in an email signature, without being shortened by someone else into something worse.
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