AI & Philanthropy
Steering Committee
Advancements in AI will tremendously impact the economy and society, including many of the societal issues that philanthropies have sought to address. By bringing together industry and civil society leaders with the philanthropic community, we empower key decision-makers with the knowledge needed to advance responsible AI innovation.
About the Steering Committee
The primary purpose of the AI & Philanthropy Steering Committee is to define and guide philanthropic initiatives that leverage AI for positive social impact. The committee will dedicate its time to the broad spectrum of challenges and opportunities AI presents to the philanthropic and nonprofit landscape, comprising a diverse assembly of industry, philanthropy, nonprofit community leaders, academia and subject matter experts.
Who will be Included
Members of the AI & Philanthropy Steering Committee, which is in formation, include leaders from Ada Lovelace Institute, AI Collaborative, AI Now Institute, Annie E. Casey Foundation, Benefits Data Trust, Cohere, Data & Society, Ford Foundation, Good Tech Advisory, Google.org, MetLife Foundation, New America Foundation, Omidyar Network, and the Surdna Foundation.
Steering Committee Members
Ruby Bolaria Shifrin
Chan Zuckerburg Initiative
Lilian Coral
New America
Anamitra Deb
Omidyar Network
Kay Firth-Butterfield
Good Tech Advisory
Jonathan Goldberg
Surdna Foundation
Brigitte Gosselink
Google.org
Joan Harrington
Markkula Center for Applied Ethics
Janet Haven
Data & Society
Tia Hodges
MetLife Foundation
Jeff Jiménez-Kurlander
Surdna Foundation
Amba Kak
AI Now Institute
Lori McGlinchey
Ford Foundation
Aidan Peppin
Cohere For AI
Stephen Plank
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Andrew Strait
Ada Lovelace Institute
Martin Tisné
AI Collaborative
Sandra Topic
Amazon Web Services
Helen Zhang
Schmidt Futures
Stephen Plank
Vice President – Research, Evaluation, Evidence and Data at The Annie E. Casey Foundation
Jonathan Goldberg
Vice President of Learning & Impact, Surdna Foundation