Impact & insights
Impact that can be measured.
We believe social impact should be measured through evidence rather than assumptions.
Impact so far
No numbers until they are verified.
We are at the start. These figures will appear here once initiatives have run and the data has been checked.
- People reached
- Coming soon
- First-time AI experiences
- Coming soon
- Communities reached
- Coming soon
- Insights collected
- Coming soon
- Languages represented
- Coming soon
What we plan to measure
Immediate outcomes, reported honestly.
These are the measures we intend to track for each initiative.
- Participants reached
- Women reached
- Young people reached
- First-time AI experiences
- AI confidence before and after an intervention
- Practical AI tasks completed
- Communities reached
- Languages represented
- Insights collected
- Partner organizations
Data principles
Responsible by design.
How we collect, use and report information about the people we work with.
- 01Collect only information necessary for the stated purpose.
- 02Prefer anonymous or pseudonymous participant identifiers.
- 03Do not collect unnecessary sensitive personal information.
- 04Explain why information is collected.
- 05Aggregate findings before public reporting.
- 06Never publish information that can unnecessarily identify participants.
- 07Do not claim long-term outcomes from a one-time event unless measured separately.
Planned
State of Women & AI Report
A future report from AI for All Women Global, built on first-party, anonymized insights. We will publish the methodology alongside any findings.
- AI awareness
- Access
- Confidence
- Barriers
- Intended use
- Safety
- Language
- Opportunity
- Community perspectives
Researchers and institutions who would like to collaborate can start a conversation.
Next step
Help build the evidence.
Researchers, universities and partners can collaborate on responsible research into AI access and participation.