In a rapidly digitizing world, the narratives shaping our understanding of technology are more crucial than ever. Join us for an engaging event where we critically examine who writes the stories of tech—exploring the diversity of sources, authorship, and representation across gender, age, culture, race, and ability. In this interactive session, we'll assess news and media coverage of technology, diving into the impact of underrepresentation and imbalances in media voices.

We'll also explore the growing influence of Generative AI and the "blind" use of these tools in creating content. Does AI help or hinder diversity in knowledge sharing? What are the risks and opportunities of relying on AI-generated media, and how can we ensure inclusive perspectives are maintained? Together, we’ll uncover solutions for creating a more balanced and diverse digital landscape.

Join us for a Free Networking event to as part of the UNESCO Media & Information Literacy Week:

Date: 29 - 30 October
Time: Available at two convenient times to accommodate participants from different time zones.

MAKE SURE YOU PICK THE TIME THAT WORKS FOR YOUR REGION (Click "Get Tickets" to View in your Own Time Zone):

Session 1: US/AU/Asia friendly:
US: Tue 29 Oct at 7pm EST / 6pm CST / 5pm MST/ 4pm PST
AU: Wed 30 Oct at 7am AWST / 9am AEST

Session 2: EU/Africa/AU/Asia friendly

AU: Wed 30 Oct at 7pm AWST / 9pm AEST
EU: Wed 30 Oct at 12pm GMT+1
US: Wed 30 Oct at 7am EST/ 6am CST / 5am MST / 4am PST

Discover 3 Keys to:

🔍 Uncovering Media Bias
🌍 Ensuring Diverse Representation
🤖 Navigating AI’s Role in Knowledge Sharing

All without getting lost in the digital noise.