Together for Equality

In this episode of Together for Equality, Raquel had the chance to chat with Aiden Zucker — a designer from California and the co-founder of Dozen, a creative collective building apps and websites that bring people together.

With a background that spans Remind (the top communication platform in U.S. education), MURAL, IBM Design, and Start-Up Chile, Aiden brings a thoughtful perspective on how design intersects with inclusion, accessibility, and social impact.

In this episode of Together for Equality, Raquel Reis sat down (virtually!) with Professor Rosa Fioravante, who teaches Business Ethics and Social Responsibility at Católica Lisbon. She's also a Postdoctoral Researcher at CLSBE and IESE Business School, with experience in both academia and public policy.

We explored how AI is shaping hiring practices, workplace surveillance, and what ethical responsibility looks like in modern organizations. From real examples of algorithmic bias to hopeful developments in AI ethics.

🎧 Tune in now to join the conversation.

We are exploring on how to approach Equality from a Physics and Management based perspective with Professor Ekin Ilseven.

We are diving into the thoughts of Prof. João César das Neves on equality, history and advice for the future.

On this episode we spoke to Margarida Couto, executive director of VVA foundation and president of the board at Grace about Corporate social responsibility. Grab a coffee and be part of this conversation :)

On this episode we hear about the misconceptions of our Equality in Business club, and the women empowerment movement thus far from Beatriz Andrade, this semester's Head of Podcast. Grab a coffee and be part of the conversation! :)

On this epidose, we spoke with an anonymous guest about endometriosis. Check it out to learn more about this topic, the symptoms and challenges women face on their personal and professional life.

Our monthly project episode is out! Oumaima is an exchange student in Canada, on this episode she spoke with us about her hearing disability. Grab a cup pf coffe and listen to her challenging experience.

On this episode, we spoke to Anna Richter from the Mila – Quebec AI Institute about Gender Bias in Natural Language. What are gender biases and how do they translate into our natural language? How does research help us measure those biases? And lastly, what makes us optimistic that those biases can be reduced in the future? Give it a listen to find out more! See you in two weeks.