Training & Education
Working Group
Chair: Raffaella Folgieri|Assistant Professor/Researcher at Università degli Studi di Milano- Artificial Intelligence;
This working group promotes existing education and training modules for a effective cooperation between women and men. It also develop new modules upon request for organisation. For existing modules, please click on “Our inspiration-resources-education and training”.
Raffaella Folgieri
Assistant Professor/Researcher at Università degli Studi di Milano- Artificial Intelligence;
The training WG will first make a mapping of the existing training modules in relation to the objectives of the Hub aiming at developing a mentality of inclusion and equal rights between women and men. Modules in the field of stereotypes, unconscious bias, communication between gender, women at work and in leadership positions, etc. will be enhanced among other modules.
The target audience is women and/or men for:
- Capacitation of women and men in an effective work-iife integration.
- Empowerment of Women in entrepreneurship and Leadership;
- Upliftment of Women in AI, digitalisation and STEM;
- Engaging Men in supporting Gender Synergy at home and at work.
The experts come from diverse disciplines and sectors:
- University professors and researchers;
- Industry experts;
- Experts from the non-for-profit associations;
- Consultants.
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Raffaella Folgieri, IT
Assistant Professor/Researcher at Università degli Studi di Milano- Artificial Intelligence;
Experienced Professor with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry and the private sector as an Innovation Strategy consultant. Strong education professional skilled in Artificial Intelligence, Bioinformatics, Brain-Computer Interface, and Virtual Reality.
Isabelle de Hennin
Contributor
I am a qualified professional with a diverse international background in finance, investments and management consultancy. My natural strength is to enable and empower people undergoing career transition by helping them define who they are and what is achievable
Inmaculada Alva, ESP
Contributor
Associate Professor in the department of History- History of arts and geography of the department of philosophy and arts of the university of Navarra. Involved in the research group “Hidden Genius (GENOVIFEM). Gave an optional course in the department on the woman in history (3 credits)