Project Evident announced today the launch of its Equitable AI Adoption Framework, a practical guide designed to help practitioners responsibly integrate artificial intelligence into their programs and operations to drive stronger, more equitable outcomes.
“From Seed Funding to System Change”: Key Takeaways from the AASA Conference
Last week, Project Evident participated in a panel at the American Association of School Administrators (AASA) National Conference on Education in Nashville, highlighting our recent work with school districts to improve student outcomes. The session, “From Seed Funding to System Change: Three Districts’ Journeys,” detailed how strategic partnerships and technical assistance can turn promising pilots into sustainable, system-wide practices.
New Case Study: How Beyond 12 Uses Data to Drive Equitable AI Outcomes
A Data-First Approach to Equitable AI in Postsecondary Success We’re pleased to release the latest case study in our Equitable AI Adoption series: Using Data to Drive Outcomes with AI: Beyond 12’s Data-Driven Approach to Using AI for Impact. This case features Beyond 12, an education nonprofit working to ensure that all students, especially first-generation…
Education Leader Sagar Gokhale Joins Project Evident
Bringing over 15 years of education-sector leadership and consulting experience, Gokhale will help Project Evident scale its education portfolio and build on successes through scalable, evidence-based services and partnerships.
Project Evident Receives Grant from Ascendium Education Group to Address Strategic Evidence Planning For Nonprofit Organizations
Project Evident has received a $1.15M grant from Ascendium Education Group to address strategic evidence planning in five nonprofit organizations and one collaborative.
Project Evident Receives Grant to Build and Implement AI Accelerators for Funders
Boston, MA — December 11, 2025 — Project Evident has received a 24-month grant from The David & Lucile Packard Foundation to build AI learning accelerators for funders to enhance organizational efficiency and mission outcomes.
Project Evident Welcomes Peter York As Chief Data Scientist
Project Evident welcomes Peter York as Chief Data Scientist to oversee the organization’s data intelligence hub to scale data, evidence, and technology efforts, delivering better, faster, and more cost-effective impact for practitioners and the communities they serve.
New Case Study: AI Integration at Chicago Public Schools
How to Foster a Culture of Learning and Manage Change Project Evident is pleased to share the third case in our Equitable AI Adoption series. This case focuses on how Chicago Public Schools (CPS) is building trust and capacity across 634 schools and 45,000 staff, and what it takes to make change management a central…
Project Evident’s Report Highlights Nonprofit Leadership Development Supported by the Center for Leadership Equity in Philadelphia
The United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey’s Center for Leadership Equity (CLE) was launched to confront long-standing structural barriers facing nonprofit leaders and organizations in Greater Philadelphia. CLE’s programmatic theory is simple: Stronger leaders make stronger organizations — and when organizations thrive, communities are stronger. To support this mission, CLE provides access to and investment in high-quality, responsively curated and tailored programs that support leadership enhancement and development, while also supporting mental health and well-being among members.
Project Evident Welcomes Two New Board Members
Project Evident announces two new board members, Scott Jenkins and Garrett Warfield, experts in education and workforce, who will bring essential perspectives to our existing leaders.