Tag: women

ICTP 390: Caribbean women in data science on AI, careers, and the future of work

As organisations and societies become increasingly data-driven, data science has emerged as one of the most influential disciplines shaping decision-making, innovation and economic opportunity. With data scientists, Dr Letetia Addison, Educator, Statistician, and Researcher at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, Labour Market Specialist, Tanisha Ash, and Entrepreneur and Agri-tech specialist, Lesley-Ann Jurawan, we discuss, among the state of data science in the Caribbean region, including: student enrolment in data-science-related academic programmes and the proportion of women enrolled in those programmes; how we should be thinking of data science within the context of AI, and vice versa; AI adoption in the public and private sectors; and how individuals should be positioning themselves to establish a career in data science.

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Beyond the screen: Unmasking digital violence and abuse

Approximately one in two Caribbean women has experienced some form of violence, which points to the possibility of high rates of digital online abuse and digital violence. In recognition of International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we highlight the many forms of digital violence that can occur and the current state of the protections available in the Caribbean region.

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ICTP 369: AI for digital transformation and innovation, women’s empowerment in ICT, and AI and the changing job market

In our September 2025 Community Chat, and with youth members of the Caribbean tech community, Data Scientist and Researcher, Julie Koon Koon of Trinidad and Tobago, and the Co-CEO of Orbtronics and Rifbid, Keeghan Patrick, of Saint Lucia, the panel discusses: whether the use of AI for digital transformation and innovation is evident in the Caribbean region; women’s empowerment in ICTs; and the changing job market due to AI and the implications for new and imminent graduates. 

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