AI Skills 4 Women

We are delighted to announce the launch of AI Skills 4 Women!


An accessible online learning initiative funded by Microsoft and delivered via the Founderz platform, in cooperation with the Department of Media, Connectivity and Digital Policy (SMC) and the associations WeSTEM+, WIDE ANDCO, and IMS Luxembourg – Inspiring More Sustainability .

On 18th March, we will organize a special event at Microsoft Luxembourg, featuring a panel where experts from various industries will discuss the role of AI, share insights, and connect with women who are at the beginning of their AI journey and eager to learn new skills. More details about the event will be communicated soon. This event is part of our broader effort to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) and reaffirm our commitment to empowering women in technology and innovation.

AI Skills 4 Women is a free, non-technical online program designed to support every woman — whether just beginning her AI journey or already familiar with the topic — in developing new skills, building confidence, and meaningfully integrating AI into both professional and personal contexts.

This initiative responds to a clear and urgent need:

  • Only 12% of AI researchers are women.
  • Fewer than 22% of AI professionals are women.
  • Only 24% of AI faculty members are women.

These numbers highlight the persistent gender gap in artificial intelligence — a gap that directly impacts how technologies are designed, deployed, and governed.

As part of the program, participants will also have the opportunity to join additional in-person talk sessions and workshops hosted by the partner associations, for those wishing to deepen their understanding, exchange with peers, and expand their professional network. Dates, formats, and registration details will be shared separately.

If we want AI to be ethical, inclusive, and truly representative of society, we need more women to build, shape, question, and lead tomorrow’s innovations.

Through this workshop on 18th March, celebrating International Women’s Day, we are not only promoting digital upskilling — we are creating space for dialogue, confidence-building, and community.

Because the future of AI must be diverse — and women must be part of defining it.

For more information, feel free to reach out directly at letzconnect@we-stem.org.