Career pathways — an approach to connecting individuals to opportunities for education, training, and employment in high-demand occupations — is gaining traction nationwide as a strategy to boost economic mobility. But are we truly investing in the kinds of evidence that can help practitioners scale and sustain pathways for meaningful outcomes? In partnership with the…
Experts by Experience
How bringing people with lived experience into the design and delivery of social programs, products, and services can improve outcomes.
Getting Better Impact with AI
How AI can support leaders in making more equitable decisions, driving R&D, and enabling staff to focus on high-value activities.
TAG and Project Evident Unveil Responsible AI Adoption Framework for Philanthropy
A holistic evaluation framework with pragmatic guidance to help grantmakers adopt AI in alignment with their core values.
It’s Time for Philanthropy to Get Involved Driving Equity in AI
This is a repost of an op-ed originally published with the Center for Effective Philanthropy. Click here to view the original article. In December 2020, Google fired Timnit Gebru, a leader of its ethical AI team. Since dismissing Gebru, Google let go two other leading AI researchers. In November 2022, Twitter laid off all but…
How Your Organization Can Harness AI for More Equitable Outcomes
Join us for a series of free offerings designed to help social and education sector organizations better understand how AI can support stronger and more equitable outcomes.
Harnessing AI for More Equitable Outcomes
How thoughtful AI applications can lead to stronger and more equitable student outcomes.
Next Generation Evidence Approaches in Philanthropy and Practice
Join us for an upcoming webinar on how funders and practitioners are building stronger and more equitable evidence practices in their work.
Project Evident Launches Principles of Next Generation Evidence
A call to action for those who believe in the power of a stronger and more equitable evidence ecosystem to drive greater impact for communities.
Moving Beyond the “Tier-anny of Evidence” to a More Equitable Approach
How tiered evidence frameworks can constrain innovation and result in inequitable funding decisions — and what we can do to make them more inclusive, equitable, and rigorous.