While AI technologies are rapidly expanding, key concerns about its societal impacts are often overlooked for the sake of progress towards an AI future. The AI ecosystem is dominated by a handful of large tech companies, whose incentives misalign with the public interest. Furthermore, AI is often falsely framed as a solution to the world’s biggest challenges, including the climate crisis.
We're returning to Fresno, CA on June 23 from 12:30 to 4:30 pm with a no-cost training on building effective online communications for nonprofits and social justice organizations. Based on feedback from Central Valley participants, this training will include two interactive sessions to help you build out your online strategy efforts.
July 7th-8th, 2011
Aspiration will offer a two-day training designed to help nonprofit organizations make more effective, sustainable use of online technologies.
The trainings are targeted at grassroots nonprofit organizations focused on social change and community health issues across the state of California.
November 16-18th, 2011
Aspiration's Annual NPTechie Love Fest is taking place right on schedule this year, 16-18 November in Oakland.
We'll be posting registration info and other event resources in the coming weeks.
In the meantime, check out these resources from last year's Dev Summit:
A big love bomb of thanks to all who have joined us for past Dev Summits's, as well as all of you who will join in the fun at this year's high-spirited, fully-interactive festival of folks who are passionate about developing software tools to support the work of social change organizations and community activists.
Learn how use online tools in sustainable ways to support social change
Are you a social justice activist or campaigning organization wanting to make more effective use of tech and the internet?
The Ruckus Society and Aspiration are hosting a free, all-day teach-in to show activists how to use technology on their own terms, in ways that mobilize stakeholders and increase impact.
As we move forward with trainings in the Central Valley, I want to continue to keep open communication with organizations we met with in the Valley. There are many follow-up questions and comments that come out of the trainings for organizations that are actively trying to build their online communications.
In trying to find the best way to support individual organizations and provide the greater community with answers, we are thinking about trying some new ways to keep people involved in a virtual space.
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