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Demystifying AI, Together

Written by Gabriela Mucientes: The "AI Demystified" session ran on a simple idea: you don't get comfortable with technology by watching someone use it, but by talking it through with people still working it out themselves.

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Ethical use of technology and women entrepreneurs, an impossible combination? What we explored in the Women 5.0 workshop

Written by Paula Baldó: Technology is unavoidable in entrepreneurship today, but it wasn't designed with women in mind. From AI bias to dark patterns and inaccessible design, the ethical gaps are real. In this Women 5.0 workshop, we explored what it means to use technology responsibly, set our own boundaries, and build businesses that truly reflect our values.

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Analytical tools for tracking business performance, a Women 5.0 workshop

Written by Paula Baldó: For women entrepreneurs, finding time to stop and analyse the business can feel impossible. But data-driven decisions are essential — because intuition alone can lead us in the wrong direction. In this session, we explored practical tools and habits to help women entrepreneurs measure what matters and use that knowledge to grow.

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From Overwhelm to Opportunity: Reflections on Teaching AI to Business Owners – Women 5.0

Written by Camila Rodrigues: The Women 5.0 Train the Trainers activity brought together trainers and professionals from across Europe in Vienna, including Mulheres à Obra coordinator Camila Rodrigues and partners Sandra Couto and Cláudia Vieira. More than a training opportunity, this experience is a testament to how Erasmus+ projects can turn their target communities into active co-creators — and how that collaboration is already changing lives across Portugal and beyond.

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Reflections from Vienna

Written by Roz Dean: Reflecting on the Women 5.0 Train the Trainer sessions in Vienna, what stood out most was the shared commitment to inclusive entrepreneurship and meaningful digital learning. From practical tools to real conversations about accessibility and the digital gender gap, those few days left a lasting impression — and a clear sense of purpose.

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