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  • Learn about cookie deprecation and how nonprofits can better manage them.
  • This two and a half-day conference brings together nonprofit leaders, decision makers, and staff from organizations throughout the country to explore accessible and innovative technologies that can change the way we work as nonprofits.
  • Get a detailed comparison of popular AI assistants and digital notetakers like Copilot for Microsoft Teams, Zoom AI Companion, and various third-party solutions.
  • Explore the change in mindset required to transform into a cyber resilient organization.
  • Going Forward: Best Practices and Considerations for Nonprofit Re-Engagement was developed during the COVID-19 pandemic by the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits, who generously shared it to meet the needs of other state associations.

  • Whether you’re feeling unsure or eager to explore AI’s potential, this session is designed to equip nonprofit professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate AI with intention and purpose.
  • In today's rapidly advancing digital age, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries, and the nonprofit sector is no exception. Whether you're new to AI or looking to optimize its application, this session offers insights into how nonprofits can harness this technology to further their cause, optimize resources, and foster meaningful connections. Join us to:

  • The Technology Association of Grantmakers and Tech Impact (a Money-Saving Partner of the Center) partnered to compile resources and topical toolkits within How to Fund Nonprofit Tech: A Guide for Funders and Nonprofits.

  • One of the biggest challenges nonprofits face with regards to cyber security is figuring out how to get started. In this webinar, we'll cover free & low cost, high-impact cyber security activities your organization can undertake right now to significantly improve security and resilience against attacks. RipRap Security will bring in real-world stories of nonprofits and other organizations getting hacked and what lessons we can learn about improving security.

  • What does your organization’s current financial close process look like? Whether you scramble every month or feel like things run smoothly, it’s helpful to pay attention to certain key areas.

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