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Learn to write in your organization’s voice
Practice turning grant and donor writing into a method you can repeat. You will choose a reader, pull voice patterns from samples, check a draft against facts, and test your own instructions on a second brief. All cases are fictional.
Optional practice
Six interactive demosShort warm-ups on fictional examples. Use them before or between session segments. They are not part of the official agenda.
Make it clearer
Check a prepared rewrite of a fictional pantry notice against its source.
Open demoClaim Check Board
Sort claims in a fictional town notice into supported, missing evidence and contradicted.
Open demoPattern Finder
Spot a pattern in 24 invented repair-cafe visits, then test whether the numbers support it.
Open demoTradeoff Week Planner
Fit a crowded week into limited hours, then see what has to give and who to ask.
Open demoSeed Courier
A tiny courier carries a seed through a grey street. Add helpers and watch a garden grow.
Open demoTiny Tune Maker
Build an eight-step tune from a mood and a few notes, then change one thing and listen again.
Open demo
Seven guided exercises
Pairs, tables or paper- Ask a Better QuestionAdd context, goal and format to a vague request.10 min
- Spot the SlipFind what needs checking in a confident, flawed summary.12 min
- Story Spark CircleBuild a story from random cards, then edit for one feeling.15 min
- Plan B WorkshopImagine what goes wrong with a plan and prepare a backup.15 min
- Tool or Not?Decide which tasks suit an assistant, a person, or both.12 min
- Explain It Two WaysExplain one idea to two listeners and notice what stays true.12 min
- Role Swap Planning TablePlan a neighborhood event from four viewpoints.15 min
For speakers
Follow the AI Lab host’s agenda. These practice activities and routes are optional. Keep an offline copy as a backup; official session links need internet.