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AI Equality and Human Rights

by Women at the Table

Global network of AI practitioners, policymakers and advocates working on human rights-based AI

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The AI & Equality community brings together technical experts, policymakers, social scientists and advocates who want AI to respect human rights and equality. Members come from technology, social sciences, law, business and policy, with 1300+ members across 57 countries.

Run by Women at the Table in Geneva, it exists to bridge gaps between disciplines, regions and sectors. Members share best practices, co-create policy, projects and pilots, and question the idea that data and AI are neutral. It is open to students, academics, data scientists and AI practitioners who believe in responsible and fair AI.

Outcomes

  • Apply a human rights lens to AI projects
  • Build ties with experts across disciplines and regions
  • Shape AI policy and pilots with a rights-based approach
  • Spot bias and inequality in data and AI systems
  • Use a shared vocabulary for inclusive technology

What's included?

  • Open Studios, PubTalks and Panels

    Events and panel discussions on topics such as climate change and AI and feminist approaches to technology governance.

  • Community Commentaries

    Collective responses to calls for input from UNESCO, UNDP and the Council of Europe, written with community members.

  • Re-Visions of Now and Future Essays

    An essay series covering topics such as far-right exploitation of AI and trauma-informed digital connections for trafficking survivors.

  • LLM Bias Research Project

    A community research project examining bias in large language models.

  • Human Rights and the AI Lifecycle White Paper

    Guidance and questions for human rights impact assessments at each stage of AI development.

  • Regional Toolbox Adaptations

    Adaptations of the AI & Equality Human Rights Toolbox for Latin America, with CENIA, and for Africa, with the African Centre for Technology Studies.

  • Public Sector Toolbox

    A toolbox focused on AI procurement for the public sector, with a 2025 focus on procurement.

Who is this for?

  • AI practitioners and data scientists who want to build fair, responsible systems
  • Policymakers working on AI governance and human rights
  • Social scientists and advocates who want to engage with technical experts
  • Students and academics interested in inclusive, human rights-based AI

About the creator

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Women at the Table

Geneva-based organization advancing gender equality and human rights in AI

Women at the Table is a Geneva-based organization working to make AI and other systems support human rights and gender equality. It developed the AI & Equality Human Rights Toolbox as a collaboration with EPFL, in consultation with OHCHR. The AI & E...