12 Types of AI Concerns: Questions That Deserve Real Conversations

Webinar Overview:

The hardest questions about AI are the ones worth asking. Your staff has questions about AI. Maybe you do too. What happens to our clients' data? Will this replace my job? Are we moving too fast? Is this even right for our mission?

These aren't problems to solve. They're the conversations every nonprofit should be having right now.

In this session, we'll look at why dismissing concerns backfires, what people are really asking when they push back on AI, and how to turn those hard questions into something your organization can actually work with.

Who this is for?

Nonprofit professionals with their own questions about AI — and the honesty to say so
Leaders trying to figure out how to bring their teams along without steamrolling their concerns
Anyone responsible for AI decisions in a mission-driven organization who wants to get it right, not just get it done

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Addressing AI Concerns

Why ignoring staff hesitation backfires, and how to decode the 12 most common AI-related concerns.

The 4-Part Sorting Framework

A clear system to organize team questions into people, integrity, consequences, and implementation.

Practical Thinking Tools

Hands-on exercises and frameworks your team can use immediately to evaluate AI risks.

Overcoming Overwhelm

Clear, actionable starting points to guide your organization when questions feel complex or endless.

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Joshua Peskay

Meet the Moment is a nonprofit-exclusive technology consultancy created by Joshua Peskay and Kim Snyder, two veteran nonprofit tech strategists. With a focus on clarity and care, they help nonprofit leaders navigate critical areas like AI, cybersecurity, digital strategy, and organizational change—without the jargon. Through strategic advising, coaching, cohort-based learning, and fractional leadership via a virtual CIO model, Meet the Moment equips nonprofits with the tools and guidance they need to align technology decisions with mission and capacity.

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Kim Snyder

For over 30 years, Kim has helped nonprofits navigate the human side of technology—untangling systems and guiding teams through change management for mission-aligned transformation.

A PMP-certified project manager and CIPP/US-certified privacy professional with an MSW, she blends technical fluency with deep organizational insight. A lead trainer for TechSoup and NTEN, Kim demystifies AI, project and change management, privacy, and governance in plain English.