AI Governance Training for Nonprofits

AI and Fundraising Practice: Judgment, Risk and Ethical Decision

Use donor communications, prospect, giving and stewardship cases to evaluate privacy, bias, vendor risk, accountability and appropriate human decisions.

AI-Powered Management for NGOs

• Apply low-cost generative tools to reporting, analysis, content and proposal support
• Assess readiness, draft responsible-use guidelines and design a 90-day pilot.

A proteção dos dados pessoais na implementação de sistemas de gestão de inteligência artificial (SGIA; EU AI Act)

Classify AI risk and supplier/user duties, follow personal-data challenges across the lifecycle, then connect risk/project governance. IPSS, health, education and justice cases examine impact, information, incidents, transfers and controller/processor responsibilities. DPIA is an objective, not a publicly inspected completed assignment.

Gestão de Sistemas de Inteligência Artificial – ISO42001

• Set AI management scope, responsibilities and policy
• Assess risks/impacts and resources
• Apply controls
• Evaluate lifecycle/data/use through process indicators. Implementation cases include IPSS alongside health, education, justice and finance.

AI Skills for Nonprofit Leaders

Seven self-paced modules support strategic decisions, board/funder/team conversations and AI governance.

Leverage AI Ethics Governance and Risk

• EU AI risk cases in recruitment, chatbots, campaign imagery and eligibility
• Map usage/risk, assign governance and draft system register/policy.

AI Confluence

Assess readiness and map opportunities, test nonprofit workflows with peer support, then develop ethics, governance and sustainable adoption plans.

Organizational AI Policy as a Tool to Shape Ethical Effective Use

• Why policy matters
• Policy elements
• Development/adoption framework
• Identify useful organizational applications.

AI Grant Writing Intro: On Demand

• Research, draft and edit grants with prompts and project management
• Apply values and ethical frameworks including funder perspectives.

AI Governance, Risk and Compliance

• Continue an institutional case from inventory and decision rights through impact/risk tiers, data and vendor controls, responsible-use policy, monitoring and incidents
• Prepare assurance gaps and board reporting, ending with a phased governance roadmap and peer discussion.

Artificial Intelligence Strategy and Leadership

Assess readiness, inventory opportunities, prioritize value/feasibility/risk, design operating responsibilities and data access, plan workforce adoption, compare build/buy costs, and draft a roadmap with owners and KPIs through an executive case and simulations.

ISO/IEC 42001 Artificial Intelligence Management Systems Implementation

Define organizational boundaries and stakeholders, draft policy and risk/impact controls, assign operational oversight, specify monitoring and internal audit evidence, then perform a gap assessment and phased implementation roadmap. Guided clause-by-clause workshops use a structured implementation case and draft management-system artifacts.

AI Ethics in Humanitarian Response

• Assess humanitarian AI communication, prediction and needs-assessment cases
• Evaluate bias, privacy, vendor accountability and risk mitigation.

Build Smarter Workflows with AI for Nonprofits

• Ground AI responses in workplace files to turn meeting audio and reports into project briefs and compliance checklists
• Use the ACT Framework to draft a personal AI-use policy.

AI for Trustees and Charity Leaders

Evaluate approval policy, ask vendor questions and define trustee oversight and funder accountability.

AI Governance and Funder Accountability

Produce policy, risk assessment, accountability and supplier due-diligence checklists for the charity.

AI-Enabled Threats and Cyber Risk

• Recognize deepfake payment fraud, phishing and prompt injection
• Practice out-of-band verification, reporting and evidence preservation.

Responsible AI and Data Protection for Charities

Apply privacy and risk principles to charity data flows and complete a DPIA workbook.

Safe Use of AI in Your Charity

Classify data, identify approved tools, verify outputs, and plan escalation and shadow-AI handling using quick-reference cards.

AI for Nonprofit Leaders

• Evaluate AI tools and vendors
• Use human-AI team and change-management simulations to address trust, bias, stakeholder sequencing and an action plan.

ISO/IEC 42001:2023: Understanding and Implementing the Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS) Standard

Review ISO42001 context/scope, leadership and policy, risk and impact planning, resources and competence, operations, monitoring/audits, management review and corrective action. The advanced course is an implementation explanation with files and quizzes, not an accredited management-system certification.

Managing AI Security Risks with ISO 27001

• Map AI threats into ISO 27001 risk identification, assessment, treatment and monitoring
• Consider ISO 27002 controls and compliance cases. The inventory includes an ISO27006 heading requiring careful interpretation. This training does not itself award ISO certification.

Understanding and Implementing the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (RMF)

• Translate NIST trustworthiness and risk framing into Govern, Map, Measure and Manage, then use playbook and profile concepts for application. Exercise material and quizzes are advertised
• The course awards completion recognition rather than a NIST credential.

AI Charity Academy

An eight-session progression addresses foundations, ethics, prompting, AI search, Copilot and an organizational action plan.

Building AI Strategy in Community Development Organizations

Develop nonprofit/community-development AI governance and a 90-day adoption roadmap.

A Values-Driven Framework for AI Policy as Fiduciary Responsibility

• Values reflection sets human/AI boundaries
• Governance templates guide initial policy drafting.

The Human-First Framework for AI in Your Organization

• Purpose Filter balances staff wellbeing and mission
• Four-layer assessment covers purpose, governance, privacy and rollout.

Certificate in AI for Marketing and Fundraising

Learn nonprofit responsible-AI policy, prompting and research, content/email/social/SEO workflows, and predictive/agentic applications to donor retention, monthly giving and major donors.

AI Policy and Governance

• Use impact-based assessment to define principles, accountable roles, guardrails, oversight and monitoring
• Reflect on real nonprofit scenarios.

Bias mitigation and ethical AI leadership

Use inclusive-assessment and FATE principles, design thinking, case studies and a responsible-AI action plan to identify and mitigate bias.