Nonprofit highlights from Team '26 Europe
Missed Team '26 Europe? Join this webinar to learn key takeaways from tech leaders at UNOPS and Norwegian Cancer Society. Plus, Atlassian for Nonprofits will share the product announcements most relevant for social impact teams.

Taylor Light
Director, Atlassian for Nonprofits

Amanda Teixeira
Digital Business Operations Lead, UNOPS

Damian Dabrowski
Program Lead, Norwegian Cancer Society
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Get the inside scoop from your nonprofit peers that attended Team ‘26 Europe, Atlassian’s conference for AI-forward teams.
Atlassian for Nonprofits brought together 15 nonprofit tech leaders from eight organizations to talk about teamwork practices, change management, and getting the most from Atlassian apps. Now, two cohort members are sharing what they learned.
Amanda Teixeira, Digital Business Operations Lead at UNOPS, and Damian Dabrowski, Program Lead at the Norwegian Cancer Society will share key takeaways including:
What’s top of mind for nonprofit tech teams amid major technology and sector change.
The biggest questions nonprofit tech leaders asked about implementing AI.
Then, Taylor Light, Director of Atlassian for Nonprofits, will walk through the key Atlassian app announcements and why they matter for social impact teams. Highlights will cover:
Teamwork Graph: expanded connectors that bring more of your team’s data together.
Rovo: Rovo Work and new ways to see how much your team is using AI.
Loom: new features to prompt AI and make polished videos quickly.
We wish you could have been with us in-person at the event, but this is the next best thing! Stick around until the end to learn how to express your interest in participating in Atlassian’s Team '27 nonprofit cohort.
If you’re not able to attend, feel free to register and we’ll send you a recording after the session.
More about the speakers

Taylor Light
Director, Atlassian for Nonprofits
Taylor Light
Director, Atlassian for Nonprofits
Taylor Light leads the Atlassian for Nonprofits program. He oversees strategy, partnerships, and technology adoption for nonprofit and social impact organizations. Prior to Atlassian, Taylor led international development advocacy campaigns and events for Global Citizen and served as a program and M&E design consultant at Columbia University's Center for Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Design and MIT's D-Lab.

Amanda Teixeira
Digital Business Operations Lead, UNOPS
Amanda Teixeira
Digital Business Operations Lead, UNOPS
Amanda is the Digital Business Operations Lead at the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS), she leads operational and digital transformation initiatives that support their global development, humanitarian, and peacebuilding mandate. Over her 12+ years at UNOPS, her work has centered on the intersection of institutional strategy, systems, and people. A central priority of her role is stewarding the enterprise Atlassian stack, leveraging modern digital tooling to enhance cross-functional collaboration, transparency, and structured execution across headquarters and decentralized country office.

Damian Dabrowski
Program Lead, Norwegian Cancer Society
Damian Dabrowski
Program Lead, Norwegian Cancer Society
Damian is a Program- and Project Manager at The Norwegian Cancer Society where he manages their Digital Transformation program and delivers IT/technical projects. He has nearly 20 years of Business, Program and Project Management experience. He is the product owner of all Atlassian apps in the organization and has led implementation of the Atlassian suite both at The Norwegian Cancer Society but also other NGOs in Norway and Australia.