Public trust in governments and tech companies to govern AI is eroding. Nonprofits have something those institutions increasingly lack: trust. This article explores why that creates an unexpected leadership opportunity, and why AI governance is becoming a strategic responsibility, not just a compliance task.

At a social services hackathon in Victoria, BC, developers and nonprofit practitioners worked side by side to solve operational problems that frontline organizations face every day. A hopeful reflection on ethical AI, care, and collaboration.

RAP — Responsible AI Professional is a 4-week certification for professionals who want to close the gap between their values and how they actually use AI. Four live sessions, four practical artifacts, and a custom AI assistant trained on your coursework. First cohort starts May 22, 2026

In a world where technology adoption often outpaces ethical consideration, nonprofits face unique challenges when integrating AI. This article explores how mission-driven organizations can create meaningful AI policies that reflect their values while avoiding bureaucratic pitfalls. Learn practical approaches to developing guidelines that protect your mission while embracing innovation.

What if AI isn’t here to replace creativity—but to make room for it? A reflection on how modern work squeezes out wonder, and how intentional AI use can free space for presence, imagination, and human connection.