Partnership in Equality (PIE)

Partnership in Equality (PIE) aims to bridge the gender gap in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (RAI) by empowering women from the UK and Pakistan to pursue careers in these fields.

Partnership in Equality (PIE) for UK-Pakistan Women in Robotics & AI

Partnership in Equality (PIE) aims to bridge the gender gap in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (RAI) by empowering women from the UK and Pakistan to pursue careers in these fields. We strive to create a collaborative, inclusive ecosystem that fosters innovation, knowledge sharing, and mutual growth.

Objectives

  1. Development and delivery of workshop training to female faculty members at six women-only Universities and two mixed-gender university across the different provinces in Pakistan in robotics and artificial intelligence
  2. Facilitate a placement scheme for one female student at Cardiff Metropolitan University
  3. Launch of the UK-Pakistan (PK) Women in Robotics and AI Network and mentorship programme

Key Activities

Workshops and Training: Organize workshops, webinars, and training sessions on RAI topics, focusing on women’s participation.

Mentorship Program: Pair women in RAI with experienced mentors from the UK and Pakistan for guidance and support.

Research Collaborations: Facilitate joint research projects, publications, and presentations between UK and Pakistani researchers.

Networking Events: Host networking events, conferences, and meetups to connect women in RAI from both countries.

Target Audience

Women in RAI: Female students, researchers, professionals, and entrepreneurs working in or interested in Robotics and AI.

UK and Pakistani Institutions: Universities, research centers, organizations, and companies from both countries interested in RAI and women’s empowerment.

Partnerships:

Academic Institutions: Collaborate with universities and research centers from the UK and Pakistan.

 Industry Partners: Partner with companies, startups, and organizations working in RAI.

Government Agencies: Engage with government agencies, NGOs, and community organizations supporting women’s empowerment and RAI development.

Expected Outcomes:

Improved Skills: Enhanced skills and confidence of women in RAI through training, mentorship, and networking.

Collaborative Research: Joint research projects, publications, and innovations driving progress in RAI.

Stronger Networks: A robust network of women in RAI from the UK and Pakistan, facilitating knowledge sharing and collaboration.

Project Team