Our courses
Two complementary tracks, designed for international solidarity professionals. From getting hands-on with the tools to the collective governance of AI within your organisation.
Artificial intelligence at the service of international solidarity work
An intensive day to get hands-on with the generative AI tools most useful day to day: grant writing, reports, donor communication, data analysis and task automation.
Artificial intelligence at the service of international solidarity work
A 2-day course to build AI literacy rooted in the realities of the sector. It is organised around three axes — how AI works, risks, organisational identity — and aims to build collective, sustainable governance of AI.
This intensive day enables non-profit professionals to get hands-on with the generative AI tools most useful in their daily work.
Present the framework, the collective and the promise of the day. Situate each person's relationship to AI.
Build a mental model of an LLM. Tell reliable from unreliable. Situate the main tools on the market.
⏸ Break — 15 minutes
Co-building good practices on real cases: formulating, refining and capitalising on an AI request adapted to one's professional context.
🍽 Lunch — 1 hour
Human skills to mobilise within the 4D framework. GDPR, AI Act, sensitive data and good compliance practices.
Verify outputs, build a multi-step workflow, capitalise the context within the tool.
⏸ Break — 15 minutes
Diagnose a series of AI cases (failures, poorly calibrated, successes) and propose a remediation.
Discover 2 or 3 tools useful to the profiles in the room and envision organisational uses.
Formulate 1 or 2 actions to put in place, receive the memo sheet and self-assess what you have learned.
This 2-day course builds AI literacy rooted in the realities of the sector. It is organised around three axes: understanding how generative AI works; identifying its risks and limits; and drawing on the organisation's identity and mission to ground its adoption in its values and mandate.
Present the framework, the collective and the promise of the day. Situate each person's relationship to AI.
Assessment of current AI uses, identification of risks and opportunities for your organisation.
⏸ Break — 15 minutes
Modalities, workings and capabilities of generative AI systems. Value-adding use cases for ISOs.
🍽 Lunch — 1 hour
Overview of current uses: what is being done, what works, the limits observed in the field.
Analysis of an AI use case by an ISO, drawn from a library of real cases.
⏸ Break — 15 minutes
Pooling of analyses, building shared reference points from the cases studied across the sector.
Infrastructure, implementation conditions and technical requirements that condition the adoption of an AI tool.
Consolidation of the previous day's learning, answers to outstanding questions.
Identify the risks linked to the use of generative AI and understand the regulatory framework applicable to ISOs.
⏸ Break — 15 minutes
In groups, participants select a use case relevant to their organisation and begin building their AI governance framework.
🍽 Lunch — 1 hour
Introduction to the 4D framework — Describe, Discern, Delegate, Diligence — and its implications for the responsible adoption of AI.
Continuation of the morning workshop: participants integrate the 4D framework into their use case and finalise their recommendations.
⏸ Break — 15 minutes
Presentation of the use cases and governance frameworks developed by each group. Cross-feedback and collective enrichment.
Putting the learnings into perspective with the practices of the international solidarity sector.
On-the-spot evaluation, individual and collective commitment, opening towards collaboration and action.
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The courses are offered in-house or in inter-organisation groups. Get in touch to discuss your context and build the track tailored to your needs.
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