Write for CNAI

Your experience could be another leader’s roadmap.

We publish a small number of guest articles from practitioners with real experience at the intersection of AI and nonprofit work. If you have evidence, a case study, or hard-won implementation lessons that would help nonprofit executives make better decisions, we would like to hear your pitch.

Standards and application

What we look for

Written for nonprofit executives and boards, not technologists
Evidence-based: named sources, real numbers, honest limitations
Original work not published elsewhere
Practical: readers should know what to do differently

What we do not publish

Product or vendor promotion in any form, including subtle
Generic AI commentary without nonprofit specificity
Unedited AI-generated content

Accepted articles are edited to CNAI standards, published with your byline, credentials, and a link to your organization or profile, and promoted through our channels. There is no payment in either direction: we do not charge for placement and we do not pay for content, which keeps the independence question simple.

What happens next

The process, start to finish.

You pitch

Submit the application above. We review pitches monthly and respond to every serious one.

We shape it together

If accepted, you draft; we edit to CNAI standards and agree on the final version with you.

You get the byline

Published with your name, credentials, and a link to your organization or profile, and promoted through our channels.