Girls & women across Australia connected with, confident in, curious about AI. Game changing.
Our story all began with an idea. We wanted to create an organisation, turning a passion into something more.
Here’s how Women in AI Australia is bringing our mission to life:
Championing Visibility
We shine a spotlight on the contributions of women in AI, making sure their expertise is seen, heard, and celebrated.
Building Community
We connect women led organisations, business women, and regional voices in a collaborative cross sector community that learns, grows, and innovates together.
Creating Pathways
From mentorship programs to capability building and leadership initiatives, we support women and girls across academia, industry, policy, and creative spaces to step confidently into their futures.
Driving Inclusive Collaboration
Through events, research, exhibitions, and initiatives, we ensure innovation reflects the diversity of Australian women’s voices and ideas.
Exclusive Event
Friday November 21st, 2025
Hosted by Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, the launch of Women in AI Australia marks a pivotal step toward an inclusive and equitable AI future. As the first and only not-for-profit dedicated to advancing the leadership, inclusion, and participation of women in artificial intelligence (AI), we’re connecting innovators and change makers to shape a national community where girls and women can learn, lead, and thrive with AI in their everyday.
Women in AI Australia Launch
Upcoming events
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AI Ready You: Foundations, Tools & Ethical Mindset with a Gender Lens
Equipping women to use AI tools effectively and responsibly, while recognising and counteracting gender bias in AI systems.
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Leadership & Governance: Embedding AI Responsibly and Equitably
Building governance structures that ensure AI benefits everyone, particularly women and underrepresented groups.
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Career Resilience in the AI Era: Empowering Women & Allies
Helping women use AI to advance their careers, not diminish them, while addressing systemic bias that disadvantages women in tech adoption.
