Resources
Search below for resources covering the intersection of climate engagement, social science and data analytics.
RESULTS
These policies come from a wide variety of sectors, and may give you ideas of areas to focus on that you haven’t even thought about.
This framework was published by the Fundraising.AI collaborative, a group of fundraisers working to define responsible AI use for fundraising teams.
AI Policy Template
This guide offers both a template and a guidebook for developing your organization's AI policy.
Should My Nonprofit Use AI?
Great FAQ from The Whole Whale intended to help nonprofits make decisions about using AI.
The Whole Whale Guide to Practical AI
This guide to practical AI contains guidance for writing, images, audio, animation, as well as ethics and policies.
Georgetown University’s AI Toolkit for Nonprofits
This toolkit includes a self-assessment, a framework for how to use different tools, and a breakdown of recommended tools.
The Nonprofit Technology Network has developed a robust set of articles and videos, with an emphasis on nonprofit governance. Topics include governance frameworks, data privacy, and tools evaluation.
Bargaining for Green Schools, Good Jobs, and Bright Futures
This document exists to illustrate how educator unions have used the collective bargaining process to fight for contracts that go beyond traditional wages and working conditions to meet critical student, worker, and community needs. Case studies show a strong community-labor coalition is needed to secure these demands and to implement and enforce them throughout the life of the contract. This resource reviews the ability of green healthy school campaigns to link school and community needs together, a breakdown off common good bargaining, recommendations for crafting demands, as well as case studies, best practices, and next steps for union educators.
End Point or Setback? A Retrospective of the Maine Public Power Ballot Initiative
This case study recounts and analyzes the 2023 ballot initiative campaign for Maine to take ownership of the two investor-owned utilities in the state and create a new publicly-owned utility called Pine Tree Power. Along the way, the Our Power campaign integrated research throughout their campaign to evaluate their power-building strategy. While the referendum lost at the ballot, Our Power draw out a number of insights from their campaign for energy democracy, including:
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