SEP 4, 3:00–5:00 PM
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First Street Center: 1730 N 1st St, San Jose, CA 95112, USA
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PlayStation HQ San Mateo: 2207 Bridgepointe Pkwy, San Mateo, CA 94404, USA
I-HOUSE | TOKYO, JAPAN
NOBLECAMPS COFFEE CHATS
AI and Non-Profits
Join NobleCamps for the fourth session of the Coffee Chats Series, featuring Michael Perry-Clemons, Founder of YouMeWe NPO, for an informal discussion on how AI can support education and create new opportunities for children in care.
How Can AI Create New Opportunities for Non-Profits?
NobleCamps’ Coffee Chats Series brings together professionals, experts and industry leaders for thoughtful conversations on timely topics shaping the future of business, technology and society.
This fourth session explores how AI is opening new possibilities for non-profit organizations, particularly in education and community support.
The session will be conducted in English and will feature Michael Perry-Clemons, Founder of YouMeWe NPO, followed by open conversation, coffee, snacks and light refreshments.
The Experience
Hear insights from an invited speaker working in the field.
Our facilitators, hosts, and delegates form an international network of thinkers and builders. Together, we elevate each experience into a shared journey of discovery.
Ask questions and explore the topic through open discussion.
We meet on the ground - in the places innovation happens. Our camps take place inside companies, R&D centers, labs, universities and startups.
Meet professionals in a relaxed and thoughtful event setting.
Delegates work in teams on real-world challenges and deliver practical, high-stakes outcomes - not theoretical assignments.
Enjoy coffee, snacks and light refreshments during the session.
Our programs are curated by industry experts, not textbook writers. What we teach is what we use.
Learn how AI is creating new possibilities for non-profits and education.
Every camp is invitation-only or client-driven. We work with organizations and individuals ready to take bold steps forward.
Topic: AI and Non-Profits
Artificial intelligence is creating new ways for non-profit organizations to expand their impact, improve access to learning and support the communities they serve.
In this session, we will explore how AI can be used in education within children’s homes, including the opportunities it creates for young people and the practical considerations involved in introducing new technologies in non-profit environments.
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THE VENUE
The International House of Japan
Founded in 1952, The International House of Japan has long served as a place for cultural exchange, international dialogue and meaningful connection between Japan and the world. Its historic setting offers a fitting home for the Coffee Chat Series, inviting guests to explore timely ideas while immersed in one of Tokyo’s most distinctive cultural venues.
The Speaker
FOUNDER, YOUMEWE NPO | DIRECTOR, EXTEL IN JAPAN & AUSTRALIA | EMPOWER VILLAGE COACHING
Michael Perry-Clemons is the Founder of YouMeWe NPO, a Tokyo-based organization dedicated to empowering children and young people in institutional care through education, digital skills, mentorship and support as they prepare for independent adulthood.
His involvement with children’s homes in Japan began in 2007, and he later founded YouMeWe in 2018. Today, the organization supports young people through initiatives including coding and digital literacy, English learning, scholarships, career support and ongoing mentoring.
Drawing on years of experience across both the corporate and non-profit sectors, Michael brings a practical perspective on how technology can create opportunities, strengthen education and help young people build greater confidence and independence.
Join the Conversation
Seats are limited for the fourth session of the NobleCamps Coffee Chats.
Register to join us for an afternoon of discussion, networking, coffee and practical insights into how AI is creating new possibilities for non-profits and education.
Date
Friday, September 4, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Location
The International House of Japan, Inc.
5-11-16 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032