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"Oops\!... AI Did It Again" Funding Challenge is a grant from Young Futures that funds youth-focused nonprofits developing programs to help teenagers navigate the rapidly changing realities of artificial intelligence.
As one of Young Futures' twice-yearly open funding calls, this challenge supports organizations building teens' skills, confidence, and creativity in response to AI's growing influence on how young people learn, create, connect, and express themselves. The challenge is currently closed. Young Futures focuses on solutions that ease digital pressures, strengthen youth wellbeing, and foster youth agency in technology.
Eligible applicants are nonprofits with bold, innovative ideas centered on teen and adolescent wellbeing in a tech-driven world.
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AI Did It Again | Funding Challenge | Young Futures Two yearly open funding calls Supporting solutions to bolster social connection Supporting solutions that relieve digital tension Supporting schools navigate phone use Supporting wellbeing through digital play Supporting youth agency in AI Our philanthropic index fund Our five-month accelerator for YF Innovators Honoring and recognizing changemakers Shifting narratives creatively This element couldn‘t be rendered because it may not support child elements, or it has an invalid tag.
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AI is changing everything, from how young people learn and create to how they connect, cope and express themselves. Yet many are left to figure it out alone. The Oops!...
AI Did It Again Challenge addresses the urgent need to equip teens and their support networks with the skills, confidence and creativity to navigate the new realities of AI. This element couldn‘t be rendered because it may not support child elements, or it has an invalid tag. This challenge is closed at this time.
This challenge is made possible by: With additional support from our ecosystem partner: Through our Funding Challenges we provide resources to youth-focused nonprofits pushing bold new ideas that ease digital pressures and strengthen youth wellbeing. Reimagining play as a pathway to wellbeing. This element couldn‘t be rendered because it may not support child elements, or it has an invalid tag.
Beglonging in a hyperconnected world. This element couldn‘t be rendered because it may not support child elements, or it has an invalid tag. Reimagining phone use in schools by putting students at the center.
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Alleviating the pressures pre-teens and teens face in today's tech-driven world. This element couldn‘t be rendered because it may not support child elements, or it has an invalid tag. Young Futures is dedicated to providing the resources to build a better future for the next generation, one where every young person feels a sense of belonging and has the agency to shape their own path.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Youth-focused nonprofit organizations developing innovative solutions to help teens and their support networks navigate AI's impact on learning, creation, connection, and emotional expression. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $25,000–$100,000 per award. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
“Oops!…AI Did It Again” Funding Challenge is funded by Young Futures. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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