WEBINAR

Preparing for an Automated Future: Key Considerations for Attracting and Strengthening the Talent of Women at Work

 

Thursday August 22, 2019

9:30 AM-10:30 AM EDT

 

 

In the context of our rapidly changing world of work and the pace of innovation, the WE EMPOWER—G7 Programme of UN Women, the European Union, and the ILO will host a webinar to explore the policies, practices, and concrete steps being taken to make innovation inclusive in the United States and the European Union. The Institute for Women’s Policy Research will share a new publication, Women, Automation and the Future of Work, posit anticipated key workforce changes, and propose considerations for employers as our world expands artificial intelligence, blockchain, and other new technologies. The webinar will share measures being taken by the United States and the European Union to attract, recruit, and retain women and prepare women for long-term careers in STEM. The webinar will explore future trends and help employers anticipate decisions that need attention in order to invest financial and human resources most strategically in the 21st century.

 

Moderator

  • Diana Rusu, Innovation and Knowledge Management for Women’s Economic Empowerment Specialist

 

Panelists 

  • Ariane Hegewisch, Program Director Employment & Earnings, Institute for Women’s Policy Research
  • Sasha Bezuhanova, Founder and Chairperson, MOVE.BG & Governing Board Member, EIT – European Institute of Innovation and Technology and Board Chair of Bulgarian Center of Women in Technologies
  • Nicole Isaac, Senior Director, North America Policy, LinkedIn

 

 

 

The webinar is organized by WE EMPOWER Programme Team. Promoting Economic Empowerment of Women at Work through Responsible Business Conduct in G7 Countries (WE EMPOWER Programme) is a programme funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by UN Women and the International Labour Organization (ILO). Over the next two years, the WE EMPOWER Programme will convene stakeholders dialogues in the EU, Canada, Japan and the US to exchange knowledge, experiences, good practices and lessons learned in the context of the changing world of work.

 

 

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