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Search verified grants from Human Feedback Foundation, The Dais at Toronto Metropolitan University, and Creative Destruction Lab (with co-investment from DIGITAL) →Responsible AI Adoption for Social Impact (RAISE) pilot program is sponsored by Human Feedback Foundation, The Dais at Toronto Metropolitan University, and Creative Destruction Lab (with co-investment from DIGITAL). The RAISE pilot program is a national initiative to help nonprofit organizations across Canada adopt artificial intelligence (AI) responsibly and effectively.
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RAISE: Responsible AI Adoption for Social Impact - The Dais RAISE: Responsible AI Adoption for Social Impact The Responsible AI Adoption for Social Impact (RAISE) pilot program is a national initiative to help nonprofit organizations across Canada responsibly and effectively adopt artificial intelligence (AI).
In collaboration with the Human Feedback Foundation , Creative Destruction Lab and the Dais at TMU, RAISE features three components: A responsible AI adoption framework co-developed with participating nonprofits to guide responsible AI adoption across the sector (Human Feedback Foundation) An organizational AI adoption accelerator program for 5 large nonprofit organizations to adopt AI in alignment with their missions (Creative Destruction Lab) Targeted training for 500 nonprofit professionals to build AI literacy and integrate AI into roles like fundraising, data stewardship, policy, and service delivery (The Dais) The RAISE pilot aims to upskill 500+ nonprofit professionals across Canada on AI literacy and adoption through two courses: Essentials of Responsible AI Governance Responsible AI Use for Nonprofit Workers Essentials of Responsible AI Governance This course equips nonprofit leaders with the critical understanding and practical skills needed to strategically direct and oversee AI adoption.
Through the program, you will: gain a deeper understanding of technology governance concepts develop the practical skills to design specific guidelines for your organization, department, or team ensure that AI responsibly and effectively serves your mission. No upcoming cohorts are currently scheduled.
Responsible AI Use for Nonprofit Workers This hands-on course is designed for anyone in the nonprofit sector looking to ethically leverage AI.
In this course, you will: explore key AI concepts, different AI types and their relevance in nonprofit operations delve into the critical dos and don’ts concerning AI privacy, laws, and ethics, learning to identify risks and practicing responsible AI use in real-world nonprofit scenarios gain practical insights into various AI applications, enabling you to strategically enhance efficiency, program delivery, and overall impact by selecting and applying an AI tool directly to your work.
No upcoming cohorts are currently scheduled. To inquire about custom courses or workshops for your organization, fill out this form .
Practical training understanding AI Applied collaborative and inclusive learning environment Non-profit sector professionals across Canada who want to: Get an understanding on what AI is and how to use it responsibly in their work Increase their social impact using AI tools Develop critical thinking about the ethical and responsible use of AI, and how to use it for community well-being No Prerequisites required.
If you’re experiencing financial barriers, please email fahmida. kamali@torontomu. ca to discuss your enrollment options.
Leadership Development Facilitator The Dais at Toronto Metropolitan University The Dais at Toronto Metropolitan University Manager of Special Projects fahmida. kamali@torontomu. ca
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Canada. The initial accelerator cohort included five large nonprofit organizations. The program also offers training for 500 nonprofit professionals. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Responsible AI Adoption for Social Impact (RAISE) pilot program is funded by Human Feedback Foundation, The Dais at Toronto Metropolitan University, and Creative Destruction Lab (with co-investment from DIGITAL). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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