It was one of the most memorable days of my professional life. On June 13th, I had the honour of presenting at the Oxford Ethical Colloquium — a gathering of brilliant scholars, education experts, leaders, and changemakers dedicated to exploring the ethical dimensions of our rapidly evolving world.
My presentation, Ethical Innovation for Equity in Lifelong Learning, focused on the ethical implementation of AI within the Women in STEM Network in STEM network. It was truly inspiring to engage in meaningful dialogue with scholars and ethicists from around the world. Thank you for the deep and thoughtful conversations, presentations, and discussions Sarah Frodsham, Fay Stevens, Mark Sandham, Indira Lopez-Bassols BA (Hons), MSc, PhD student, IBCLC, Yung Chun HSU, Joanna Bagniewska, Hidayat Muhamad, Toromani Asunta, Swati Gupta.
Ethics is not just a theory—it’s a living practice that shapes how we lead, innovate, and impact others, especially in the era of AI. My poster presentation allowed for interactive, in-depth discussions, fostering collaboration, deeper connection, and rich, personalized feedback.
A heartfelt thanks to the organisers, participants, and everyone who challenged and enriched the conversation. I'm looking forward to continuing this journey of thoughtful disruption and ethical leadership.