Everyday AI Series #6: Community, Volunteering and Family Uses

Join us for Week 6 of the Everyday AI: From Curious to Confident series, an engaging learning journey designed to help residents of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities understand, explore, and use Artificial Intelligence (AI) safely and responsibly.

In this 60-minute session, participants will learn to use AI to support community participation and family communication. Through a safe, real-world example such as a volunteer drafting a friendly reminder for a community garden working bee participants will build confidence in interacting with AI using only safe, fictional practice data.

This workshop is practical, supportive, and designed for everyone. Participants will learn the following skills:

• Community Writing: Draft notices, reminders, and updates for community groups.
• Translation Caution: Explore AI translation—and understand where human review is essential.
• Accessibility Rewrite: Simplify language so messages are clear for all readers.
• Apply Safe AI Practices: Ensure no personal, confidential, or sensitive information is used in AI tools, and always verify facts and claims independently

By the end of this session, you will be able to use AI to support community participation and family communication safely. You will leave with a completed Community Use Plan your personal record that you can take home and adapt for your own community tasks.

This friendly weekly session helps participants use AI to support community participation and family communication. You do not need to bring sensitive information or prior AI experience. We use safe practice examples and clear step-by-step activities. You will also receive a redo-at-home activity improving one notice or message using AI, then asking a trusted person to review it to help you continue practising safely after class.

• Week 01 - What AI Is and Is Not
• Week 02 - Everyday Tasks
• Week 03 - Finding and Checking Information
• Week 04 - Privacy and Personal Information
• Week 05 - Images, Voice and Misinformation
• Week 06 - Community, Volunteering and Family Uses
• Week 07 - Your Personal AI Routine
• Week 08 - Confidence, Reflection and Next Pathway

• Dr Eunice Sari is Co-Founder and Management Committee Member of WA AI Hub and a leader in human-centred AI and inclusive design. With more than 25 years of experience in innovation, technology, and education, she is passionate about helping young people develop the skills and confidence to use AI creatively and responsibly.

• 14+ days before: Full transfer to another session or course credit (less platform fees). Refunds are at WA AI Hub’s discretion and may incur an admin fee.
• 7–13 days before: Transfer or credit only, subject to availability. No cash refunds for change-of-mind.
• Less than 7 days before: No refunds, credits, or transfers for change-of-mind. Exceptional circumstances considered at our discretion.
• No-show/Partial attendance: No refund or credit is provided, except as required by Australian Consumer Law.

• Substitutions: Permitted up to 24 hours before the session. Please provide attendee details in writing.
• Organiser Changes: If we cancel or significantly reschedule, you will receive a full transfer, credit, or refund per Australian Consumer Law.

Our services include guarantees that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law. Platform fees may be non-refundable if retained by the third-party provider.

Email Junita at [email protected] or call (08) 6156 4865. Include your name, session title, and booking reference.

By registering, you acknowledge this policy and your statutory rights under Australian Consumer Law.