Goodera’s AI for Impact: Empowering the Social Sector
Goodera is hosting an exciting event, AI for Impact, aimed at exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and the social sector. This initiative will help non-profits and impact-driven organisations leverage AI technology to enhance their work and drive meaningful change.
About Goodera
Goodera is a global platform connecting companies, non-profits, and volunteers to facilitate social impact initiatives. Their mission is to make the world a better place by harnessing the power of technology, innovation, and human spirit.
Event Details
The AI for Impact event brings together AI experts, social sector leaders, and innovators to discuss how AI can solve some of the most pressing challenges faced by non-profits. From automating administrative tasks to driving data-driven decisions, this event will showcase real-world applications of AI in the social sector.
Key Highlights
- Workshops: Learn the basics of AI and empower yourself.
- Case Studies: Deep dive into real world examples of AI enabled impact
- Panel Discussions: Hear and learn from industry experts
- Hackathons: Problem statements from nonprofits across the world.
Key Themes
- AI 101: The Basics of AI
- Responsible AI: Ethics in AI
- AI 4 Climate Change
- AI 4 Mental Wellness
- AI 4 Education
- AI 4 Disaster Response
- AI 4 Economic Opportunity
- AI 4 Nonprofits
Why AI Matters for the Social Sector
AI has the potential to revolutionise how non-profits operate. With AI, organisations can optimise resources, predict trends, and enhance outreach, ultimately allowing them to focus more on their mission. This event will provide the tools and knowledge to help impact-driven organisations embrace AI for greater efficiency and effectiveness.
Date and Time
📆 When: 13 Nov, 2024
⏰ Time: 8:30 PM - 1:30 AM IST
🌐 Where: Virtual Summit
Application Process
This event is open to all non-profits, corporate responsibility teams, and social enterprises interested in learning more about how AI can enhance their impact.
