Feeling overwhelmed by AI hype? Boy oh boy you are so not alone!

This practical webinar cuts through the AI noise and gives you a responsible, human-centred framework for exploring AI tools at your charity. James Gadsby Peet will share how his organisation co-created their own AI policy with our team, focusing on augmenting expertise, upholding inclusive values, and managing data responsibly. What you'll learn A co-creation model you can use

• How to build your own AI principles by starting with your team's ethical worries, emotional reactions, and "wicked questions."
• Three guiding principles - Frame AI use around being human-centred, inclusion-focused, and transparent. > Practical applications - Where to start with AI in content and research, how to democratise internal knowledge, and the golden rule for protecting sensitive charity data.
• A living document approach - Foster a supportive culture and create an AI policy that evolves with your team and the technology.

Who should attend?

This webinar is for charity folk who want to explore AI responsibly, including:

• Digital and communications teams
• Comms teams in small charities - Fundraising and marketing managers
• Senior leaders and trustees
• Anyone feeling anxious or curious about AI

About the speaker

James Gadsby Peet is director of digital at William Joseph, a creative agency working with charities and social enterprises. James has extensive experience helping mission-driven organisations navigate new technologies responsibly while staying true to their values and serving their communities effectively.

About Digital Candle Digital Candle is a free matching service connecting UK charities with volunteer digital experts for one-hour advice calls. Since 2019, we've facilitated nearly 2,000 conversations, helping charities tackle challenges like website development, CRM selection, Google Ad Grants, and digital strategy. 

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