In the final episode of a series dedicated to Artificial Intelligence and realised with the generous support of ARC Club, NND talks about AI and The Future of Law with Maya Markovich, who is a legal innovation consultant, start-up advisor and member of the advisory panel at LawTechUK.

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Snippets from discussions with contributors to the recently concluded Science Gallery London exhibition ‘AI: Who’s Looking After Me?, along with additional contributions from former visiting Stanford scholar, researcher and author on the impact of technology on society, work and careers, Dr. Tracey Wilen and legal innovation consultant, start-up advisor and member of the advisory panel of LawTechUK, Maya Markovich. AI Season was realised with the generous support of ARC Club.

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In this episode, Emily Stone, participation manager at National Portrait Gallery, UK, joins me to talk about a collaboration with the Museum of Croydon. As part of London Borough of Culture 2023, volunteers will be taught to examine archives, undertake research and develop a display (in conjunction with professional artists) that celebrates British Caribbean communities and significant individuals who have had an influence on modern Croydon.

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Author, Lady Colin Campbell, concludes her talk about work in the context of her book People of Colour and The Royals, including women's pre-twentieth-century work prospects, working royals and the difference between public service, service, charity and philanthropy. Part 2 of 2.

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To launch the Women’s History Month 2021 series, author Lady Colin Campbell talks about navigating the publishing industry as a woman and work, in the context of The Commonwealth - past and present – as well as her book, People of Colour and The Royals.

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Ceylan Boyce, co-founder of Academy for Women Entrepreneurs, talks about ‘Entrepreneurship: A Strong Path to Gender Equality’, setting out the four main barriers to women’s entrepreneurial success, how to overcome them and the importance of male allies in the ongoing quest for gender equality.

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The Max Mara Art Prize for Women is the only visual art prize for UK-based women artists. Laura Smith, curator at Whitechapel Gallery and Emma Talbot, this year’s winner, talk firstly about the winning proposal which re-imagines Gustav Klimt’s ‘Three Ages of Woman’ from a feminist standpoint, and then about her CIRCA commission ‘Four Visions for a Hopeful Future’, short film animations screened on a four-nightly rolling schedule at Piccadilly Lights until the end of March 2021.

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As part of the  Women’s History Month 2021 series, NND discusses women, art and invisibility with Emma Edmondson, artist and founder of TOMA (The Other M.A.), an unaccredited postgraduate level art programme that promotes access to higher education in the arts.

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Midway through the Women's History Month 2020 series, this episode features two events attended to celebrate International Women's Day 2020 - a speed networking event by Women in Business Network and the official launch of MotherWorks, a photography exhibition showcasing the dual lives of working mums.

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Fiona Freund, photographer and co-founder of MotherWorks, talks about her photography exhibition (available as a book), which highlights the duality of working mums' lives.

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