Webinar hosted by Cincy Nexus for Nonprofit Innovation, a collaborative hub advancing the sector through cutting-edge solutions, empowering nonprofits to thrive amid unprecedented AI advancements.

By the end of the webinar you should be able to understand:

• How can online safety and privacy become a value add instead of a cost center?

• What are the main areas of online safety and how can we strengthen them?

• What is online safety and privacy and why is it important for my nonprofit?

• What are some creative solutions to boost this area in my nonprofit?

• What if no one on my team is technical?

• How does it affect the people I serve?

• What support exists in Cincinnati?

• Can we chase grants in this area?

• How does it affect my donors?

• What is my risk appetite

About the Speaker:

John Cavanaugh is the Founder & Executive Director of the Plunk Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit that protects 30M people from their abusers online.

He is the project manager for the Risk and Safety Team at the Cincinnati AI Catalyst under Dr. Kelly Cohen, sits on the board of the Eagle Scout Association, and is the International Association for Privacy Professionals (IAPP) Fellow in Information Privacy and Cincinnati KnowledgeNet Chapter Chair.

John is a PhD Candidate at the University of Cincinnati for Aerospace Engineering, with a focus on Privacy and Threat Detection in AI systems. He is a monthly podcast contributor to Legal4Tech to describe the privacy landscape of the United States, and holds three IAPP certifications: CIPP/US, CIPT, & CIPM.

John is also the co-founder of the landmark SHIELD: Global Online Safety Conference, the first global conference of its kind to give voices across the world on the effects of an online world, representing 49 countries and 341 attendees on its first year.

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