WOMEN IN AI
Empowering the leaders of tomorrow.
Our heart
The Young Women Leaders in AI Program.
With initial funding by the Australian Government’s Women in STEM and Entrepreneurship (WISE) program, Young Women Leaders in AI brings together Australia’s brightest young women in a community of education, mentorship and opportunity in the field of AI. A 12-month program, participants will emerge as confident innovators in the technology industry. Applications are open to women aged 16 – 26.
Our why
Right now, we're defining the future.
As a catalyst for changing the way we as humans exist, right now, there is no bigger conversation than artificial intelligence. Its potential for positive application is undeniable, but equally the risks associated with getting it wrong could be disastrous.
We’re stepping up to help develop, connect and inspire women so they can make their contribution to the future of AI.
Who else
Read about the impacts we have already made
Ruth Pearson from Silverpond wrote: I spent the weekend at Gold Coast University Hospital, Gold Coast, QLD. I was attending the Young Women Leaders in AI Residential as a mentor to a diverse set of amazing women who came to develop their knowledge and skills in the field of AI…
I took part in a careers panel, where I talked about my trajectory to AI via academic physics, and outlined some of the difficulties I’ve faced as a woman in STEM.
Read her full story and others now.
Our AI Curious Podcast Series
We’re talking to Women in AI about their roles in the industry and the problems that they’re solving.
Our supporters
These organisations get it. And they’re helping us guide the future of women in AI.
Organised by
Serena Mou
As a mentor during the 2018 YWLIAI camp, it was an incredible experience to share knowledge with these young ladies and day by day to watch their confidence grow.
Young Women Leaders in AI - Mentor
Deborah Kocak
It’s a great event for anyone to come and try something new. I’d never taken an AI workshop before, so coming here and meeting people that are also not from a tech background is really good and makes you more willing to try it.
Deborah Kocak
Young Women Leaders in AI - 2018 Student
