Free live masterclass · AI awareness for nonprofits

Start with one task. Keep the decision yours.

A free live session for nonprofit teams. Learn where AI can help, practice with a simple example and leave with a plan for one small task.

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  • Free
  • Live, with time for your questions
  • Plain language, no tech background

What you’ll do in the session

Choose a task. Try it. Check it. Plan your first week.

01

Understand what AI can do

See a useful draft and a confident mistake. Learn why a fluent answer still needs checking.

02

Choose one small task

Pick a low-risk task, such as drafting an event invitation from public information. Keep decisions about people with people.

03

Practice with a nonprofit example

Use a fictional event brief to prepare a draft. Learn to ask for the task, the source, the format and the limits.

04

Check what it got wrong

Compare the draft with the brief. Catch invented details, missing information and wording that does not fit your community.

05

Set your data boundaries

Know what to leave out. Check the tool and its approved use before trying it with organizational information.

06

Write your first-week plan

Name the task, permitted input, reviewer and review date. Decide what would make you pause or stop.

Who it's for

A useful starting point for your team.

For nonprofit leaders and staff, whether you are curious or already trying AI.

Starting out

Curious, but unsure where to begin

You want to understand the tools and choose a first task without putting your organization’s information at risk.

Building confidence

Already trying AI

You want a clearer way to choose tasks, check answers and agree where people stay in control.

You'll leave with

Your first safe AI task plan

A one-page plan you complete in the session, with a reusable prompt and a short checking card.

The rules we practice

Useful work. Clear limits. Human review.

Use public or fictional practice material

Leave client, donor and staff records out of this session. Learn the checking method before using organizational information.

Check against the source

Read the draft beside the original brief. Ask what is wrong, missing or invented before you use it.

Keep people in the decisions

AI can prepare work. A person owns the judgment and approves anything that goes out.

“Not yet” is a valid next step

If the tool, data use or reviewer is not agreed, pause and ask your organization’s responsible person.

What you take away

Leave knowing what to try next.

1

A plan you have already started

One task, approved or fictional input, a named reviewer and a date to check whether it helped.

2

A prompt and checking card

Use the same simple method again: give clear instructions, check the facts and keep a person responsible.

3

A small first-week experiment

After approval, try the task three times. Count review and correction time. Decide whether to keep, adjust or stop.

A look at the takeaway

One page.
A clear next step.

This example shows the plan you’ll complete. Yours will reflect your own task and your organization’s rules.

Illustrative example, not client data.

NIMARA MY FIRST SAFE AI TASK

Draft an event invitation

My input
A fictional event brief for practice.
My tool
Check approved use before using it at work.
My reviewer
The person responsible for the invitation.
My check
Facts, missing details and suitable wording.
My stop rule
Pause if the tool or data use is not approved.
My first week
Three approved attempts, then a review.

Need shared rules for your organization? Our free AI Policy Kit is a separate starting point to adapt and review.

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