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Program

The Nonprofit Technology Conference has something for everyone who wants to make the world a better place through the skillful and equitable use of technology.

Over three days, you'll enjoy thought-provoking and inspiring keynotes, about 140 sessions, fun networking events, and ways to collaborate with other attendees. At the NTC, you'll learn essential nonprofit technology best practices while connecting with a community that shares your commitment to social change.

Keynotes

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Allissa V. Richardson

Journalist, author, and educator

USC Annenberg

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Ashley Shew

Philosopher of technology and biotech ethicist

Virginia Tech

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Michael Running Wolf

AI ethicist, author, and founder

IndigiGenius

Schedule

Sessions

Explore the 150+ sessions slated for this year's NTC – across topics like fundraising, AI, equity, operations, leadership and communications. Filter by category, or just search by keyword!

#25at25NTC

To celebrate NTEN's 25th anniversary at 25NTC, we're creating a participatory art installation centered on what truly defines NTEN—you, our community! Share your favorite NTEN and NTC memories, along with your vision for an equitable tech future, through an online form—and be part of the experience!

Special events

Sessions and keynotes are just the beginning. Make long-lasting friendships, network with partners, and enjoy a night of baseball at these special events during the NTC.

Attendee-led events

The NTC program is just the start—our community keeps the connections going. Attendees organize their own meetups, creating extra opportunities for networking, learning, and fun throughout the conference. From casual meetups to in-depth discussions, these unofficial events add even more ways to engage throughout the conference.

Accreditation

When you attend NTC sessions, you can earn CFRE and CAE credits or NTEN professional certificate credits.

CFRE credits:
NTEN is a Certified Fund Raising Executive® Approved Provider. Most 60-minute sessions qualify for CFRE credits. Available credits will be listed in each session’s description page. The CFRE tracking document will be available here closer to the conference.

CAE credits:
NTEN is a Certified Association Executive Approved Provider. To earn CAE credits and receive your certificate, submit a request. After we verify your participation, you’ll receive a certificate by email.

NTEN certification credits:
Earn up to two credits toward an NTEN professional certificate by attending NTC sessions. After the NTC, you’ll get an email with the link to submit your session attendance to earn the credit.
  • Attend three sessions, earn one credit.
  • Attend six sessions, earn two credits.

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