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TD Cafe #015 - Karen & Stephen - Non-Profit Summit at DrupalCon
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- Talking Drupal
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- Feb 19, 2026
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- 2100
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Summary
Join Karen Horrocks and Stephen Musgrave as they introduce the upcoming non-profit summit at DrupalCon 2026 in Chicago. In this comprehensive fireside chat, they explore how AI can be integrated to serve a nonprofit's mission, plus the dos and don'ts of AI implementation. Hear insights from leading nonprofit professionals, learn about the variety of breakout sessions available, and discover the benefits of Kubernetes for maximizing ROI. Whether you're a developer, content editor, or a strategic planner, this session is crucial for understanding the future of nonprofit operations with cutting-edge technology. For show notes visit: https://www.talkingDrupal.com/cafe015 Topics Introduction Meet Karen & Stephen Karen's Journey to Nonprofit Work Deep Dive into Drupal and Nonprofit Websites Capella's Approach to Continuous Improvement Nonprofit Summit Overview Exploring Summit Themes: AI and Resiliency Digital Sovereignty and Ethical Considerations Additional Breakout Sessions and Topics Community Engagement and Registration Details Conclusion and Final Thoughts Stephen Musgrave Stephen (he/him) is a co-founder, partner and Lead Technologist at Capellic, an agency that build and maintains websites for non-profits. Stephen is bullish on keeping things simple – not simplistic. His goal is to maximize the return on investment and minimize the overhead in maintaining the stack for the long term. Stephen has been working with the web for over 30 years. He was initially drawn to the magic of using code to create web art, added in his love for relational databases, and has spent his career building websites with an unwavering commitment to structured content. When Stephen isn't at his desk, he's often running to and swimming in Barton Springs Pool, getting a bit too wound-up at Aus…