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7 Lessons From Marketing Ethics

NonProfit Hub

Ethics are what we hold close to our hearts. Even business organizations have both written and unwritten ethics that they have to follow in dealing with their environment, customers, employees, etc. . The same thing goes for marketing. Market research . Market audience . Pricing ethics . Bidding rigging.

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Leveraging AI in Social Work: A Pathway to Empowering Vulnerable Populations

NonProfit Leadership Alliance

In this blog post, I’ll explore the possibility of AI in social work, examine real-world applications and success stories, address challenges and ethical considerations, and envision the future of this exciting time. One exciting development area is the potential for AI to enhance community-based interventions.

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Building Boundaries in Love for Equity and Justice: An AI Manifesto

NonProfit Quarterly

We Must Build Parameters to Protect People from AI Creators and AI Creators from Themselves In the rush to lead the global AI race, it can be tempting to prioritize innovation, speed, and profit without pausing to consider the profound ethical, societal, and human consequences.

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5 Strategies to Get and Keep More Donors for Your Nonprofit

Clairification

It turns out you can encourage people to act in desirable ways, simply by applying a few lessons learned from neuroscience, psychology and behavioral economics. Today I’d like to consider five specific strategies that will help you ethically take advantage of some of the psychology underlying human behavior.

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Do AI images work in fundraising?

Jeff Brooks

But photos pose some ethical and logistical challenges. Test: told it was an AI image with an ethical rationale (such as to protect anonymity). Test: told it was an AI image with a pragmatic rationale (such as to reduce marketing costs). Of course, using it and not divulging is ethically iffy at best.

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Beyond Survival: Post-Disruption Nonprofit Culture Strategy

Bloomerang

How will this incorporate new demands for safety , both physical, psychological, and emotional? Be ethical. I sometimes think of philanthropy as a sort of religion—“a cultural system of behaviors, practices, and ethics” with “ love of humanity ” at its core. . How will this show empathy for all our constituents?

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Capitalism, the Insecurity Machine: A Conversation with Astra Taylor

NonProfit Quarterly

First, there is existential insecurity, a fact of human experience, a kind of beautiful insecurity that comes with being a vulnerable being, an entity that can be wounded physically or psychologically, that is aware of its mortality. How is suffering at the hand of market forces a ubiquitous but uneven phenomenon?