Convene
The Misogyny and AI Network aims to convene with researchers, experts and stakeholders working across fields of gender equality, violence against women, technology and AI development. By bringing people together we hope to share ideas, stories and expertise - an ongoing collaboration of knowledge that is especially crucial given the rapid development of AI technologies and accelerating harms on women and girls. By convening, we amplify voices and accelerate action!
Recent events
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Lunch Roundtable, 09/09/25
We were pleased to be joined by parliamentarians and representatives from several organisations, including Equality Now, Refuge, CCDH, Southhall Sisters and Girlguiding. We found that there was a common concern among all these organisations: that women and girls alike were less educated on AI, less likely to use AI, and more likely to face AI-based harms.
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Research Launch Event: on Chatbots and VAWG
Invisible No More: How AI Chatbots are Reshaping Violence Against Women and Girls examines how chatbot design and company policies can fuel abuse, exposing weaknesses in legal protections and industry safeguards.
Funded by UKRI, the Misogyny & AI Network had the privilege of launching the report alongside the writers, activists, parliamentarians and tech experts.
See the report below. It is co-authored by: Clare McGlynn, Yvonne McDermott, Stuart Macdonald, Rüya Tuna Toparlak, Fabienne Tarrant and Samantha Treacy.
Date: March 2026
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Roundtable: AI and Women's Health
Our roundtable on 11 March 2026 explored AI’s potential to improve women’s healthcare and the risks of reinforcing existing inequalities. Read the briefing on biased data, clinical decision-making and digital health tools, with priorities for safer, fairer care.
Date: March 2026
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Roundtable: Fawcett Society - AI, Gender Equality and Employment
A roundtable in collaboration with the Fawcett society on AI and gender equality in the workforce.
Date: April 2026