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How to manage AI risks to business and democracy
The risk of Artificial Intelligence (AI) election disinformation aimed at sowing confusion and fooling voters is escalating exponentially. This technology is not only providing nefarious actors with easy ways to chip away at democracy, but with tools to sabotage economies, businesses, and brands. Today’s AI has improved exponentially from a few years ago, when creating…
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Power of Storytelling and Personal Narrative Workshop
Engage in this interactive workshop, Power of Storytelling and the Power of Personal Narrative Workshop (PM Session). This 2.5 hour workshop (with breaks included) will take place on October 24th, 2024, at 5:00 pm ET (USA, UTC -4). The cost is $30 USD for the entire Workshop (which will also include a certificate of completion…
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Power of Storytelling and Personal Narrative Workshop
Engage in this interactive workshop, Power of Storytelling and the Power of Personal Narrative Workshop (AM Session). This 2.5 hour workshop (with breaks included) will take place on October 24th, 2024, at 10:00 am ET (USA, UTC -4). The cost is $30 USD for the entire Workshop (which will also include a certificate of completion…
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Civic Convention: the Need for a New Civic Path
The presidential race has fundamentally changed. Yet the underlying conditions of the country and our communities remain the same—pervasive mistrust, growing inequities, a lack of hope. November’s outcome alone won’t solve those problems. Moving our country forward requires something deeper. That’s why Rich Harwood’s “Enough. Time to Build.” campaign is holding a Civic Convention to…
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Trust in Elections – Miami, Florida
Something that not too long ago seemed far-fetched has become a concern. A record number of Americans do not trust elections and many question if the results are valid. Is trust in elections an issue that has always existed or are we really losing faith in our democratic process. What caused this? How did we…
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Conversation on community safety – Queens, NYC
Join us for a shared meal and community conversation on public safety. Queens Community House (www.qchnyc.org), in collaboration with Share Our America (www.shareouramerica.org), is looking to hear from you about what makes Jackson Heights residents feel safe? Share your personal experiences and help foster a community of understanding with your neighbors. Dinner will be provided.
