Applying intersectional perspectives in R&I - The cases of urban cycling & artificial intelligence
Channel: Gender Equality Academy EU
Date: 2020-07-10

This webinar is part of the GE Academy capacity building program. It aims at helping in understanding the concept of intersectionality as applied to research and innovation processes and sensitising about the importance of designing research and innovation in an intersectional perspective, as well as about the pitfalls of ignoring this perspective. The webinar will inspire and provide practical examples of intersectional approaches to research and innovation.  

Introduction 00:00:01-00:09:36
Vasia Madesi, ViLabs - GE ACADEMY coordinator & Maria Sangiuliano, Smart Venice 

Presentations 
Tiffany Lam, New Economics Foundation: "Cycling London: An Intersectional Feminist Perspective” 00:09:37-00:31:14

Q&A session 00:31:15-00:47:01 

Sarah Myers West, AI NOW Institute: “Discriminating Systems: Gender, Race and Power in Artificial Intelligence” 00:47:04-01:07:29

Q&A session 01:07:30-01:20:09 

Wrap-up and closing remarks 01:20:10-01:28:07
Marina Cacace, K&I 

For further information contact us at info@ge-academy.eu or visit the website: https://ge-academy.eu/webinars/

GE Academy has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 824585