In our sixth AI Openness & Equity Policy Leadership Cohort session, we were joined by Bruce Schneier to unpack the intersection between AI openness and security. Our conversations centered on questions including:
What does “security” in the AI context actually mean?
Here are the training materials from the 2014 Effective Communications summer webinar series. We hope that you found the information to be useful and learned some tips to effectively communicate and engage supporters in your online efforts.
This Six-Part Strategic Communications Webinar Series includes:
As we approach our fifth California Nonprofit Technology Festival, I was curious to know how people's experiences of Tech Fest have evolved. Misty and I recently spoke with a few Tech Fest veterans. Here are some interesting moments from our discussions.
Advocate, organize, and communicate effectively online by developing assets with these Effective Communications Processes Webinars.
We designed this slate of trainings to help organizations to get the most out of their online channels, by building a community and moving people to action. We hope you can join us!
Strengthen your communications processes, coordinate organizational storytelling, measure your success, and build nimble yet effective communications plans with these trainings.
We've been working on something that we're pretty excited about—a new part of our website that gathers all of our training resources in one place. We hope that making these resources accessible and sharable will complement our live trainings and encourage you to reuse and repurpose the resources as need. As we prepare to launch, we'd love to share our progress and get your feedback on our page mock-ups before going live!
What a wonderful time in the SoCal sunshine! Sixteen smiling faces joined us on Thursday, May 15th in LA to discuss their online presence, eAdvocacy, and community organizing.
We spent the day at the vibrant Mercado La Paloma with folks from all over Los Angeles. During our short time together we:
