Dear all,
Some of us are on vacation, and some of us are working — either way, there’s a lot happening across AINCLUSION this season, and we wanted to share it with you.
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Sonay Caner-Yıldırım
We want to shine a light on Sonay Caner-Yıldırım, who is so cleverly chairing and organizing our next event, “AI for Everyone: Voices from Our Community.” Thank you, Sonay, for the energy you bring to our community!
https://ainclusion.com/activities/810-2/
We also want to thank, in advance, the amazing speakers joining us for the Virtual Summer Event — your generosity in sharing your time and ideas is what makes AINCLUSION what it is.
WHAT’S COMING UP
1) AI for Everyone: Voices from Our Community
29 July 2026, 14:00–15:30 CEST · Virtual Summer Event · Chaired by Sonay Caner-Yıldırım
Six short talks from voices across the AINCLUSION community — from AI and inclusion in Nepal to redesigning whose voices AI hears, instructional design, and cross-sector collaboration — followed by an open community discussion.
https://ainclusion.com/activities/810-2/
2) First AINCLUSION Research Meeting
31 August 2026, 10:00–11:00 CET · AI, Inclusion, and Volunteer Practice — an ethnographic study
Our very first research meeting! Letizia will introduce AINCLUSION and its research activities, and everyone is invited to share their own thoughts on how to approach this new research strand together.
https://ainclusion.com/activities/research-activity/
3) Book Club with Lars Bungum
14 September 2026, 18:00–19:00 · The Tale of the Big Computer (Hannes Alfvén, 1966)
Researcher Lars Bungum (NorwAI) leads a discussion on this Swedish visionary fable, placed alongside classics like Kallocain, Aniara, and the great international dystopias.
https://ainclusion.com/activities/14-09-2026-book-club-with-lars-bungum/
4) AI Trenger Deg — AI Needs You!
18–19 September 2026 · NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet, Kalvskinnet · Art exhibition & Q&A activity, in cooperation with AINCLUSION
Last but not least — AINCLUSION is proud to cooperate on this upcoming art exhibition at the Science Museum, inviting visitors to help make AI more diverse, accessible, and empathetic — as a human.
https://ainclusion.com/activities/ai-women-art/
Wishing everyone — whether resting or working this summer — a wonderful few weeks ahead. See you at one of these events soon!
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AINCLUSION — a non-profit association at the intersection of AI, inclusion, and creativity
https://ainclusion.com
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