The recent, inevitable explosion of the presence of artificial intelligence (“AI”) in our lives has invoked concern and excitement across communities, institutions, and enterprises. The abrupt integration – in just a couple of years – of an entirely new level of technological power most of us don’t really understand is unnerving and yet, already an accepted part of our daily life.
Reflections
How will recent and anticipated federal policy changes impact Wisconsin communities and the nonprofits that serve them?
This timely project supported by the United Way of Dane County, the Madison Community Foundation, and the UW-Madison Center for Community and Nonprofit Studies collects and distills information for stakeholders …
Beyond Land Acknowledgements: The Importance of Community History in Honoring Native Voices
The guidance from this brief is derived from The Community and Nonprofit Studies Affiliate and Civil Society & Community Studies and American Indian & Indigenous Studies Associate Professor, Kasey Keeler and her project Ȟaȟá Wakpádaŋ …
“COVID-19 + Third Sector” Resources, Materials, Insights, Opportunities
Friends and Colleagues: We are starting a collection of information and resources related to COVID-19 and the Third Sector. Please check it out here. We will be updating and adding to it regularly. Anyone with …
The Great “Reveal” of Critical Third Sector Questions in the COVID19 Era
Mary Beth Collins, J.D. M.S., Executive Director of the UW-Madison Center for Community and Nonprofit Studies. Even at this relatively early moment in what I have come to think of as the “COVID19 Era”, it …