Description

This session is tailored to equip nonprofit professionals with a beginner level understanding of artificial intelligence. Participants will identify various types of artificial intelligence (AI), reflect on their individual perspectives and emotions surrounding AI, and learn how to ensure ethical use of these technologies. Attendees will also explore actionable approaches for integrating AI into day-to-day operations, enhancing organizational efficiency while upholding ethical standards.

Learning objectives:  

As a result of this workshop participants will:

• Identify different types of AI and the pros/cons in their own day-to-day use.
• Learn how to determine and evaluate their ethics surrounding AI use.
• Discover practical methods for integrating AI into their organization’s daily operations.

Cost: $102 Members, $204 Non-Members

*If you are part of either the in-person or virtual 2025 Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership cohort, this workshop may be used to fulfill your Infrastructure elective requirement.

Instructor: Whitney Chamblin

With a background rooted in nonprofit leadership, Whitney Chamblin has spent much of her career navigating the challenges of mission-driven organizations. From building donor relationships to managing limited resources, Whitney brings an empathetic perspective to the complexities nonprofits face.

Now, as a strategist in the for-profit sector, Whitney leverages her marketing and technology expertise to continue helping nonprofits integrate cutting-edge tools like AI. Passionate about ensuring technology serves humanity, Whitney empowers organizations to embrace AI ethically, enabling them to amplify their missions and make a lasting impact.