Description:

Struggling to translate buzz-heavy “AI talk” into ground-level impact for farmworker programs? In this interactive workshop, Fourth Gen Labs distills generative-AI success down to three timeless pillars: give it a clear role, define a focused task, and set guardrails that reflect your values. Participants will practice crafting prompts that respect cultural context, preserve authentic community voice, and avoid “artificially educated” messaging that rings hollow. Live demos and guided peer exercises show how lean teams can streamline intakes, outreach, and grant narratives—without losing the human touch that WAFA and RMHI members champion. Walk out with field-tested templates and a checklist you can deploy the very next day.

Key Takeaways: 

• Define purposeful AI roles that amplify, not replace, frontline expertise

• Apply the “Role–Task–Guidelines” framework to write effective, ethics-first prompts

• Safeguard community voice by auditing outputs for relevance, tone, and bias

Target Audience: 

• Program directors, case managers, and training coordinators at WAFA & RMHI member organizations

• Policy advocates, communications leads, and partner nonprofits

• No prior AI experience required; commitment to culturally responsive practice encouraged