by Project Evident
Evidently Speaking is a podcast from Project Evident exploring how practitioners are using AI, data, and evidence to drive real-world impact. The show features candid conversations with nonprofit leaders and innovators. Each episode unpacks practical lessons, challenges, and successes in responsible and safe AI adoption. If you care about equity, outcomes, and measurable results, this show is for you. For more information, visit https://projectevident.org/.
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March 25, 2026
<p>Project Evident recently launched the Equitable AI Adoption Framework, a practical guide designed to help practitioners responsibly integrate artificial intelligence into their programs and operations to drive stronger, more equitable outcomes. This episode explores one component of the framework: culture of innovation and managing change. We talk about how to cultivate a culture of innovation while managing change within your organization and discuss providing ongoing AI training, encouraging shared learning, embracing continuous learning, and managing change.</p><p> </p><p>This episode is hosted by Sarah Di Troia, Managing Director of OutcomesAI & Chief Innovation Officer at Project Evident, and features interviews with Scott Del Rossi, Vice President of College and Career Success at College Possible, Adrian Mims, Founder and CEO of The Calculus Project, and Rakesh Verma, Vice President of Product and Technology at Catalyst Exchange.</p>
March 25, 2026
<p>Project Evident recently launched the Equitable AI Adoption Framework, a practical guide designed to help practitioners responsibly integrate artificial intelligence into their programs and operations to drive stronger, more equitable outcomes. This episode explores one component of the framework: safe and fair practice. We have conversations with professionals on the very real challenge of providing AI guidelines for staff at your organization before a serious error is made.</p><p> </p><p>This episode is hosted by Sarah Di Troia, Managing Director of OutcomesAI & Chief Innovation Officer at Project Evident, and features interviews with Eduardo Hernandez, EVP of AI tech Solutions at Per Scholas, Rakesh Verma, Vice President of Product and Technology at Catalyst Exchange, and Sarah Gripshover, Director of Research at PERTS.</p>
March 25, 2026
<p>Project Evident recently launched the Equitable AI Adoption Framework, a practical guide designed to help practitioners responsibly integrate artificial intelligence into their programs and operations to drive stronger, more equitable outcomes. This episode explores one component of the framework: stakeholder engagement. We share the importance of identifying and engaging stakeholders when incorporating AI usage.</p><p> </p><p>This episode is hosted by Sarah Di Troia, Managing Director of OutcomesAI & Chief Innovation Officer at Project Evident, and features interviews with Sarah Gripshover, Director of Research at PERTS, Laila Brenner, Head of Philanthropy at TalkingPoints, and Eduardo Hernandez, EVP of AI tech Solutions at Per Scholas.</p>
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Evidently Speaking is a podcast from Project Evident exploring how practitioners are using AI, data, and evidence to drive real-world impact. The show features candid conversations with nonprofit leaders and innovators. Each episode unpacks practical lessons, challenges, and successes in responsible and safe AI adoption. If you care about equity, outcomes, and measurable results, this show is for you.
For more information, visit https://projectevident.org/.
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