Friday, join @ProfCleaveland & Michele Waslin to discuss PRIVATE VIOLENCE - how the US asylum process fails to protect against claims of gender-based violence - with @XantheScharff - 7PM @ P&P @TheWharfDC - https://t.co/l3y8hOE4SZ
December for me started off with this memorable panel on the gender divide in AI hosted by @WomeninAIEthics. Grateful to have shared the space with the very inspiring @eleonoreft & @XantheScharff from whom I learnt a lot.
We discussed the underrepresentation of women in AI/STEM careers, gender stereotypes and biases reinforced by AI applications, the importance of global, national, and local policies in addressing bias in AI, the role of media/journalists, the constraints faced by women entrepreneurs to access VC funding, the impact of AI on women workers in different sectors, and the need to address the systemic challenges disproportionately impacting women [e.g., the burden of paid & unpaid work].
If any of you are interested in listening, a recording of the session here: https://t.co/IpTemvNr1N
Also, my great admiration for Mia Shah-Dand & the team for leading this important work. Please do check out the list of "100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics" for 2024 released by @WomeninAIEthics: https://t.co/1ewd8edh3c
🗣️ #WPSWednesday: “In our turbulent & divided world, there is one unifying constant: Women & girls bear the brunt of conflict.” @XantheScharff outlines how women contributed to peace in 2023, bringing dialogue, aid & an end to violence. @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/8g3uKEOb1F
In my latest for @ForeignPolicy, accounts of bravery from women leaders in Sudan, Ukraine, DRC, Palestine, Israel, and Iran.
2023 brought despair to many, but these women fought for peace and freedom of expression, and they charted a way forward.
Please add names of other women making a difference in '23 in comments!
In our turbulent and divided world, there is one unifying constant: Women and girls bear the brunt of conflict. Because of this, women are often among those most committed to dialogue and bringing an end to violence, Xanthe Scharff writes. https://t.co/RisoUVW9u4
Gender disparities in clean energy industries such as solar and wind largely replicate those in coal, oil and other extractive industries. @FullerProject contributor @kategammon reports on what this means for a just climate transition. https://t.co/4y5IMWrHpc
Silicon Valley VCs Invest Almost Exclusively in Companies Founded by Men. Could a new California law change that?
Read Hanisha Harjani's reporting for @TheFullerProject and @guardian: https://t.co/zr21q3uqIZ
This story is the result of 8 months of investigation.
We faced enormous challenges in finding trustworthy sources who were willing to speak, ensuring their safety and then fact-checking the information we obtained.
It is published in partnership with @FullerProject & @guardian
A @ZanTimes & @FullerProject investigation has found that Afghan women are now taking their own lives in far greater numbers than men, a global anomaly that underscores the impact of the Taliban’s draconian policies. https://t.co/VMYpxUzJrT
Editor in Chief JOB ALERT from @FullerProject, global newsroom dedicated to groundbreaking reporting about women. Come work with our talented team on global reporting projects that spotlight issues and expose injustice. Pls help us get the word out! https://t.co/jqPS5RFfpW
Eva -- You’ll be sorely missed! You brought editorial vision – and not infrequent belly laughs – to our organization. Thanks to your investment in our team and investigative reporting underway, you leave us stronger than ever.
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All of us here at @FullerProject are bidding our fond farewells to our Editor in Chief, Eva Rodriguez, who has been tapped to be NPR's Executive Editor and Vice President.
Claire Cozens, our Managing Editor based in London, has stepped in as Interim Editor in Chief, adeptly shepherding our transition, team and reporting projects as we continue to grow our journalism.
In this week's newsletter, @FullerProject Cofounder and CEO, @XantheScharff writes about her experience reporting on a story that inspired her career working for women and girls.
Read more here: https://t.co/ClElfwdRR7