technology for good

Building climate solutions is only half the challenge. Helping institutions say yes to them is the other half.

Flexible funding can help nonprofits invest in talent, technology, and innovation—the building blocks of scale and lasting impact.

How are nonprofits using AI, and what barriers remain? Here are a few key insights on building and deploying AI on the ground.

Communities already carry deep knowledge of the commons through oral traditions, customary practices, and lived experience. The question is whether data systems are designed to recognise it.

Many nonprofits are hiring for data-driven decision-making, but hiring talent alone may not be enough.

AI is only as powerful as the data that fuels it. To use it to its full potential, nonprofits have to create the infrastructure to extract, clean, structure, and document data effectively.

Technology adoption becomes difficult when nonprofits work in siloes. Learning in cohorts enables shared problem-solving and faster implementation across the sector.

Citizen science can help document Northeast's rich biodiversity and ecological knowledge, while also ensuring community participation in environmental policymaking.

Simple methods for creating engaging videos, audios, and graphics for your nonprofit.

Nonprofits need data systems that support learning, not just reporting. Here's what building one taught us.