“AI” has rapidly moved to the top of political and economic agendas across the globe. Governments are positioning AI as a cornerstone of national competitiveness, shaping industrial policy, public investment strategies, and regulatory frameworks.
In this context, how can we centre openness, equity and justice in AI-related policy strategy?
Ready or not, here May comes… ramp up your online communications this Spring with our series of Lunch Time Tech Talks.
At the San Francisco Nonprofit Tech Center, we are holding a series of no-cost workshops for nonprofits and social justice organizations to ramp up their online communications.
Bring your own lunch and be ready to participate.
The seminars scheduled are:
Here are the training materials used during the Building a Listening Dashboard Webinar on April 11, 2012. We hope you found the information to be useful and are now better able to track your online mentions
Building a Listening Dashboard
We had a great time with NeighborWorks America on April 18, 2012. They invited us to facilitate a training session for 35 nonprofit managers to explore their social media presence.
The goals of the training include:
Here are the training materials used during the Coordinating your Online Channels with a Publishing Matrix Seminar on April 4, 2012 at San Francisco Nonprofit Tech Center in San Francisco. We enjoyed meeting you and hope you found the training to be useful!
Introduction To Online Presence for Nonprofits
I landed in the midst of a regional tornado warning for the 2012 Grants Managers Network Conference, where we were grateful to be invited by our friends at Mitchell Kapor Foundation to share Aspiration’s take on how Foundations think about using the so-called cloud in a session titled What Cloud Computing Can Do For You and Your Grantees.
