WomenAizerVoices, stories and impact of women working at the intersection of artificial intelligence and fundamental rights.
WomenAizer is a podcast and media initiative dedicated to highlighting the voices, stories, and impact of women working at the intersection of artificial intelligence and fundamental rights.
By bridging cutting-edge scholarship with accessible, inspiring conversations, we amplify women shaping critical debates on AI, law, and fundamental rights — exploring how innovation and rights can move forward together.
Dive with Frédérique Boulanger and Yamina Bouadi into inspiring conversations with women experts in AI, law, and emerging technologies shaping the future of our digital society.
Learn more about our mission →Recent conversations from the WomenAizer podcast.
with Niovi Vavoula — Researcher in EU Law & Fundamental Rights
Niovi Vavoula joins us for a conversation on the collision between migration policy and AI-powered technologies — and what this means for fundamental rights at Europe’s borders.
with Salomé Lannier — Researcher in EU Digital Law
Salomé Lannier joins us for a conversation exploring how AI systems are deployed to detect human trafficking and sexual exploitation — and the legal and ethical tensions this raises.
with Salomé Lannier — Researcher in EU Digital Law
In the second part of our conversation with Salomé Lannier, we go deeper into the gendered dimensions of AI systems used to detect human exploitation, and what human oversight must look like.
Promoting women experts and giving visibility to underrepresented voices across disciplines, cultures, and generations — challenging dominant narratives in AI.
A human-centred approach grounded in fundamental rights, with particular attention to those most vulnerable to the disproportionate impact of technology.
Examining how discipline-specific issues of AI intersect with the protection of fundamental rights, bringing together diverse perspectives from law, research, and advocacy.
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Legal researchers, scientists, and communicators
committed to amplifying underrepresented voices in AI.
Yamina is a doctoral researcher at the Universities of Saarland and Strasbourg, where she studies the impact of Machine Learning-based law enforcement on human rights — with a particular focus on data protection. Her work sits at the intersection of criminal law and emerging technologies, and WomenAizer grew from her conviction that these questions deserve a wider public audience.
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Frédérique holds a doctorate in law from the University of Luxembourg and works as a data protection officer. Her research centres on the protection of human rights in the context of innovative technologies. A long-standing passion for audiovisual media shapes her approach to WomenAizer — she brings a human-centred perspective to every project she leads.
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Océane holds a doctorate in neurosciences from the University of Strasbourg, where she conducted research on chronic pain. She now applies her expertise in science communication and project management to WomenAizer’s development and fundraising activities — turning complex ideas into clear, compelling cases for support.
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Dive with Frédérique Boulanger and Yamina Bouadi into inspiring conversations with women experts in AI, law, and emerging technologies.
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