Capacity Building Opportunities
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is committed to helping you scale change faster. We do this through grants, technology and capacity building. With weekly trainings and expert advising we support the CZI community to grow key capacities to unlock greater impact over the long-term.
Our trainings span a wide range of capacity building topics. Each live session is 90-minutes and includes time for Q+A.
Below you can sign-up for upcoming trainings. You can also opt-in to receive monthly invitations about these sessions here.
Past sessions are currently available via our Wistia page. We upload past session recordings within two weeks after they have taken place.
If you would like to attend a CZI community session and need ASL or Spanish interpretation, please let us know at least 7 days prior at capacitybuilding@chanzuckerberg.com.
*The trainers leading these CZI-sponsored sessions are external vendors. The views and advice they will present are based on their deep experience in their respective fields or sectors and do not necessarily represent the views or advice of CZI. Please note that CZI may record their session(s) through Zoom. This means that any visual (if you choose to put your camera on) and audio will be recorded. By registering for this session(s), you consent to being recorded. If you do not wish for your visual and/or audio to be recorded, you can switch off your camera, and/or remain muted throughout the entire session or decide not to register. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact privacy@chanzuckerberg.com.
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You can re-watch any of our past training sessions on our Wistia page.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Hosted by Cooperative Impact Lab
![Kemi Oso, a Black Woman with dreadlocks and wearing a white striped shirt, smiling at the camera with an offset mountain backdrop.](https://chanzuckerberg.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Kemi-Oso-2.png)
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Intro to Prompt Engineering*
Learning Outcomes:
- Open an account at OpenAI (if applicable) and practice using ChatGPT
- Practice writing prompts
- Develop skills for iterating on prompting results
Thursday, July 18 @ 9:30-11am PT / 12:30-2pm ET
Integrating Generative AI at Your Organization*
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the four stages of GenAI organizational adoption
- Learn best practices for an internal AI policy
- Create a plan for integration
Thursday, July 25 @ 9:30-11am PT / 12:30-2pm ET
* These sessions will include an optional breakout room element.
Disability Justice
Hosted by Sins Invalid
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A New Vision for the Revolutionary Body: Disability Justice
Learning Outcomes:
- Learn the difference between viewing people’s bodies through a medical model, a social model, and a disability justice model
- Understand the profoundly differing impacts of these differing views on disabled people
- Integrate a new liberatory way of understanding our bodies
Thursday, August 1 @ 9:30-11am PT / 12:30-2pm ET
Our Crip Hearts Burn: Climate Justice and Disability Justice
Learning Outcomes:
- Explore the intersections of Disability Justice and climate change
- Learn about the ways disabled people, especially disabled people of color, are disproportionately impacted by climate change
- Learn how to incorporate Disability Justice principles into climate activism and policy
Thursday, August 8 @ 9:30-11am PT / 12:30-2pm ET
Like Seeds We Survived: a History of Eugenics and Disability
Learning Outcomes:
- Learn about the theory and practice of eugenics
- Explore a counter narrative in which Disability Justice visions a world beyond eugenics
- Examine the ways eugenics continues to impact people’s lives daily and the work that folks can do internally, interpersonally and globally to combat its influence
Thursday, August 15 @ 9:30-11am PT / 12:30-2pm ET
You Talkin’ to Me?: Working with Disabled People Means Working with Survivors of Violence
Learning Outcomes:
- Learn about the disproportionate impact of violence on disabled people
- Explore ways to incorporate the principles of Disability Justice into their work to create spaces that are not only welcoming but affirming to Disabled Survivors of Violence
- Discuss and compile strategies to offer more comprehensive support to and center survivors from multiple marginalized communities
Thursday, August 22 @ 9:30-11am PT / 12:30-2pm ET