From Policy to Practice: Making AI Operationally Compliant for Non-Profits

​Most non-profit teams could hand far more of their work to AI. The rules are what hold them back: Swiss FADP, the EU AI Act, donor and funder requirements, and your own internal policies. When nobody is sure which rule applies, people either avoid AI or use it quietly and hope for the best.

​At this brown bag lunch I’ll show a live use case that builds compliance into the way your team uses AI, so you can delegate more and stay within the rules.

​I built an AI skill that checks each task against the rules that apply to it. It names the law or policy, rates the risk red, amber or green with its reasoning, and gives you a checklist to reduce that risk before you go ahead.

​You’ll see how to set up the same skill for your own work in Copilot or Claude.

​Who it’s for: non-profit staff who want to hand more of their work to AI, and anyone drafting their organisation’s AI policy.

​When: Monday 9 November, 12 to 1 pm
Where: The Humanitarian Hub, Geneva
Bring your lunch.

​Seats are limited and registration is subject to approval.

​Hosted by Sanjida Alam, founder of Traidupp. Traidupp helps organisations build AI into how they work and trains their teams to use it well.