Digital transformation is already unfolding. Our shared responsibility is to shape it so that more people can access its opportunities, contribute to its development and lead its future.
AI
At the AI for Good Global Summit 2026, Soroptimist International proudly led the high-level roundtable Women in AI: Leadership, Innovation and Growth.
Digital rights are human rights. When it comes to equality online, inclusion is the starting point, safety is what makes it real.
From 6–10 July 2026, Soroptimist International representatives gathered in Geneva to contribute to global ...
From 6–10 July 2026, Soroptimist International representatives gathered in Geneva to contribute to global ...
From 6–10 July 2026, Soroptimist International representatives gathered in Geneva to contribute to global ...
From 6–10 July 2026, Soroptimist International representatives gathered in Geneva to contribute to global ...
The gender digital divide is no longer only about connectivity. It is about opportunity. It is about representation. It is about safety. And ultimately, it is about power.
The key question is no longer whether society should embrace AI, but how we can maximise its benefits while minimising its risks.
AI is no longer simply a technological issue. It is an issue of equality, human rights, economic opportunity, safety, education, and leadership. Ensuring that all women and girls are active architects of the digital future is now an essential part of our mission.
AI and tech, built thoughtfully, can dismantle old injustices instead of repeating them.
2010 marked the birth of Generation Alpha — the first generation raised inside an AI ecosystem. While those with access to technology are needing to anxiously question what can be trusted as real, others remain on the wrong side of a widening digital divide, excluded from opportunities that should belong to everyone. We hear directly from Next Generation Soroptimist, Alice Paola Pomè, as they report from the AI for Good Global Summit.
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