QT Leaders Nonprofit: Implementing Responsible Digital Change

We have previously explored where digital tools and AI are already appearing with their associated opportunities and risks, and examined how to evaluate new technologies responsibly. This session moves from evaluation toward implementation.

This applied session focuses on the practical leadership and organizational strategies required for responsible implementation with all associated internal and external interest-holder groups. Participants will explore how to introduce new technologies in ways that align with their organization’s values, protect their communities, and ensure accountability across teams.

Roundtables prioritize peer learning and contextual dialogue. Leaders are invited to bring real organizational scenarios. Insights from these conversations help inform shared resources, frameworks, and case studies for the sector.)

Note: While this session is designed as an implementation strategy conversation, event description may evolve based on insights surfaced during the third roundtable. A confirmed agenda will be updated June 23, 2026.

In this session, participants will explore:

✨ Strategies that support responsible digital and AI implementation
✨ Organizational change management for introducing new technologies
✨ Governance structures and accountability for digital decision-making
✨Aligning technology adoption with mission, community impact, and organizational capacity
✨ Practical implementation considerations and leadership takeaways for their teams

Session Details
📅 Date: August 18
🕓 Time: 1:00-2:30 PM ET
💻 Location: Virtual – Zoom
🗣 Language: English

Who Should Attend
Nonprofit leaders, directors, and decision-makers navigating digital transformation, data governance, or emerging AI tools within their organizations.

About QT Leaders: Nonprofit Digital Futures

QT Leaders: Nonprofit Digital Futures is a national program bringing 2SLGBTQIA+ nonprofit leaders together through virtual roundtables and regional gatherings from April-November 2026. This program is supported by RBC, who recognizes the critical role that inclusion plays in helping to strengthen the capacity and future of Canada's nonprofit sector. Resources developed from the conversations and regional gatherings will be made available to those registered after each event, and post program.

Read more about the program’s information here.

To read more about RBC's approach to helping strengthen the capacity of Canada's nonprofit sector, click here.

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If you have any questions about the program, reach out to [amos@queertech.org](mailto:amos@queertech.org).

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