Preliminary regulations on use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) in the ATO
Internal policy will now regulate GAI usage across the organization, raising caution around its implications for human knowledge and sustainability.
Internal policy will now regulate GAI usage across the organization, raising caution around its implications for human knowledge and sustainability.
ATO held its first town hall of the year in virtual mode, chaired by John Carl Alonsagay with the presentation led by Sameer Yasin and Atkia Samia Rahman. Members covered how the policy framework works, how ATO obtains its funding through its grant committee and founding members, and how volunteers are supported through regular wellbeing webinars and professional development sessions. Looking ahead, the org plans to rebuild pre-COVID community sessions and expand country-level collaborations.
"Free speech, transparency, and accountability are cornerstones for democratic governance." ATO condemns the use of violence against youth protesters in Nepal and calls for justice and accountability to ensure stability and long-term peace.
New members from seven countries officially joined ATO through the 2025 membership cycle, marked with an orientation session for incoming members.
Membership brings exposure to international civil society and nonprofit networks, leadership and communication skill-building, and the chance to lead a social, learning, or creative project within the organization.
Open online volunteer roles on staff: Assistant Communications Officer, Programs Coordinator, and Associate Accounting Officer.
"Weaponising basic human need in Gaza is beyond condemnation. It's a clear atrocity." ATO reiterates its call for a ceasefire, protection of civilians and humanitarian workers, and the full resumption of humanitarian aid.
Introducing ATO's newly elected officers for the 2025–2027 term.
A global day dedicated to promoting gender equality and celebrating women's achievements — and a reminder to keep addressing discrimination, violence, and inequality.
A message from the organization marking International Youth Day 2024.