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AI in charity content: a sector study

AI tools are changing how content gets made and how it gets found. This upcoming research is about understanding what that means for the charity sector — and hearing directly from the people doing the work.

About the project

AI tools are being adopted quickly — but unevenly — across the charity and non-profit sector. Often without clear organisational guidance, and without a shared sense of what good practice looks like. This research is about surfacing what’s actually happening — not what organisations say they’re doing, but what the people doing the work are experiencing day to day.

The research will explore 4 key areas:

  1. How AI is affecting organic search and content discovery
  2. How charity content teams are using AI in their work
  3. The ethical concerns and considerations of using AI tools
  4. The wider organisational context, like policies and training

This project is being supported by and developed in partnership with William Joseph.

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The fieldwork phase of the study is now complete, and I’m analysing the data and writing the report. If you’d like to be the first to know when the findings are published, add your email to the mailing list. I will only use your email to contact you about the findings.