Written by Angeliki Tsameti: A Women 5.0 workshop on digital marketing and automation brought together aspiring women entrepreneurs for a hands-on session that changed how they see technology. From marketing automation to the Women 5.0 Digital Toolkit, participants left with new skills, new confidence, and a completely new mindset.

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.

Written by Paula Baldó: When you start a business, the dream quickly meets reality: suddenly you are the seller, the receptionist, the accountant, the social media manager and everything in between. But with the right digital tools and a clear brand identity, it is possible to manage it all without burning out. Here is what we explored in the 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.

Written by Evangelia Daratsanou: On 5 May 2026, eleven women gathered in Athens and online for a Women 5.0 hybrid workshop on AI and digital tools. They arrived with hesitation and left with confidence, proof that hands-on, experiential learning is the missing link between digital uncertainty and real-world business transformation.

Written by Marios Emmanuel: In today's digital economy, financial independence for women depends on access to the right skills and tools. The Women 5.0 workshop in Larissa, Greece showed how targeted adult education can dismantle the "digital ceiling", moving participants from hesitation to confidence through practical, hands-on learning.

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.

Written by Pablo Godoy Fernández: Digital transformation is reshaping how we work, learn and do business, but who is really benefiting? Drawing on ethical frameworks around the digital revolution, this article explores why gender equality must be at the heart of technological progress, and how Women 5.0 is turning that principle into concrete action for women entrepreneurs.

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.

Written by Sandra Couto: Travelling to Vienna for the Women 5.0 Train the Trainer programme, I expected to learn about digital tools and AI. What I found was something far deeper — a shared space where learning became a collective journey of growth, connection and self-discovery. Back in Portugal, we brought that experience to over 40 women entrepreneurs, and what unfolded went well beyond productivity. It was about who we become when we truly learn together.