NoSo Responsible AI & Youth Agency Program
For Schools and Youth Groups
We’re excited to launch our Responsible AI portfolio addressing AI harms affecting youth.
We have 2 programmatic offerings designed for high school aged students:
One Day Rollout: AI 101:
1 Presentation & 1 Workshop, Approx 3 hours - up to 50 participants
Our NoSo Peer Facilitators will deliver interactive presentations and workshops in youth groups and schools, focusing on personal, community, and societal level AI impacts.
Educational, Interactive programming designed to give a baseline understanding of critical AI issues.
3-Day Comprehensive Rollout:
3 Presentations & 3 Workshops: AI 101, Reimagining the Future, Youth Leadership & Organizing - Three 3-Hour Sessions
In-depth multi-day educational programs to dive into AI’s impact and empowering youth to actively build their future with AI
Schools interested in piloting with us should fill out our form below
Fall 2026 Pilot Application/Interest Form
If you're interested in piloting this program at your school or youth group this fall, please complete the form. We will then share more information with you on the program and book a call to discuss options.
Learning Outcomes of Program:
AI Literacy - lifting the veil on how AI actually works by demystifying the “magic”
Critical Thinking - investigating the how, why, & what of AI in our lives
Digital Wellbeing - understanding the neuroscience & potential risks of AI
Intentional Use - choosing deliberately, weighing tradeoffs, & building healthy habits
Media Literacy - navigating media & discourse about AI with awareness
Civic Awareness - positioning youth as agents of change, not passive users
Future Readiness - navigating an AI-driven world with purpose & confidence
View our media coverage on AI and youth
In Partnership with McGill University’s Centre for Media, Technology, and Democracy we have been hosting pilots of our AI workshops and research focus groups at Gen(Z)AI to inform our programming.
Preliminary Focus Group Findings
NoSo has been hosting focus groups with young people aged 18-25 to understand the nuances of their lived experience with AI in Canada and the US.
Participants are asked simple, broad questions aimed to be non-leading, intended to uncover their current knowledge level, opinions, and experiences with AI. We heard the good, bad, and ugly.
We are excited to share our newest comprehensive report from over 7 youth feedback sessions launching in partnership with MTD in March 2026.
