20 + 27
AI for Not-for-Profits
About the webinar series
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the not-for-profit sector. Infoxchange’s 2024 Tech Report shows 76% of not-for-profit organisations (NFPs) are already experimenting with AI tools, but only 12% have policies to guide safe and effective use. Many organisations face challenges such as limited resources, data readiness, and cybersecurity risks - making strategic adoption essential.
That's why we're delivering two webinars to help guide your not-for-profit. Register individually below for each of the webinars:
- Part 1: The AI adoption journey for not-for-profits (FREE - 20 November)
- Part 2: AI and key legal risks for not-for-profits (from $49 - 27 November)
You'll receive: 75 minutes of plain-language training, a copy of the webinar recording (accessible for 3 months) and slide handout, and information on further resources and support.
Part 1: The AI Adoption Journey for Not-for-profits
📅 Thursday, 20 November
🕒 12:45 - 2pm (AEDT)
💻 Online via Zoom
💵 Free
➡️ Register now
In Part 1 of our AI for Not-for-profits Webinar Series, we partner with Infoxchange, leaders in technology for social justice, to deliver this FREE webinar to unpack the early stages of the AI journey. Through sector examples and practical insights, you’ll learn how to set the right foundations, bring staff along with confidence, and take clear first steps towards safe and strategic AI adoption.
You’ll walk away with:
- An understanding of the AI Adoption Journey, with real examples from NFPs
- Approaches to engage staff and stakeholders along the journey
- Practical steps to adopt AI safely, strategically, and in line with your mission
Sophie Souchon is the Digital Transformation Manager at Infoxchange, where she leads initiatives that empower not-for-profits to harness digital technologies for greater impact. With a career that began in business and finance management, Sophie discovered her passion for nonprofit technology while working in India with an international NGO focused on improving educational outcomes through innovative tech solutions. In Australia, Sophie has spearheaded technology change programs across a range of organisations, driving improvements in operational efficiency, simplifying processes, and amplifying social impact.
Part 2: AI and Key Legal Risks for Not-for-profits
📅 Thursday, 27 November
🕒 12:45 - 2pm (AEDT)
💻 Online via Zoom
💵 $49 - $85 per person, $199 group pass
➡️ Register now
Artificial intelligence (AI) raises important legal and compliance questions. From data privacy to copyright, not-for-profits need to understand the risks before adopting AI tools. In Part 2 of our AI for Not-for-Profits Webinar Series, you’ll get the opportunity to hear legal experts from Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer:
- Provide an overview of when different laws relating to AI apply
- Demystify the legal risks of AI, separating the hype from the real issues
- Give practical steps your organisation can take to safely and strategically adopt AI, and manage compliance to reduce risk when using AI
This webinar will be an interactive panel style webinar, with lots of opportunities for questions.
HOAT is Australia’s largest legal team solely dedicated to corporate governance issues and is the trusted adviser to a significant proportion of the country’s largest companies. Bianca provides clients with pragmatic advice on corporate governance issues, including continuous and periodic disclosure, Board and executive succession, corporate culture, directors’ duties, shareholder activism and relevant areas of legal risk. Bianca assists clients respond to emerging market trends (including AI) and has a deep understanding of the listed company environment and best practice.
Raymond is one of the firm’s resident specialists on AI. Being a full stack developer himself, Raymond combines his legal and IT skills to advise a wide range of clients (both big and small) in relation to AI governance, AI-as-a-Service contracts, and AI projects. Outside of HSF, Raymond has built and launched various software products. He is recognised as a 'Top Voice' on Linkedin and Australia's Lawyers Weekly 30 under 30 Technology Lawyer of the Year (2023) for his thought leadership in AI within the Australian legal sector.
More information
Can't make it live on the day? That's ok! Everyone who registers receives the post-webinar email containing the recording, slide handout and other information and resources, so you can catch up whenever it suits you.
Registrations close at 12:00pm AEDT on the day of the webinar.
The webinars will be held online via Zoom. You will receive a confirmation email once you have successfully registered. The Zoom link, meeting ID and passcode will be sent to you via email prior to the webinar. Occasionally the Zoom confirmation emails can be prevented by an organisational firewall. If you haven't received the Zoom link within 3-5 days of registering, please check your junk/spam folder, contact us on the email below, or troubleshoot further.
If you are having trouble registering, please get in touch at nfptraining@justiceconnect.org.au or call 03 8593 4799.