A fair future
starts here
We don’t just analyze digital infrastructure and feminist AI—we build it. For a decade, Women at the Table has sparked systems change by redesigning the tables where decisions shape our world, not just adding seats.
Our mission: forge technology that strengthens democracy, advances gender equality, and protects human rights.
Building Rights into Digital Infrastructure
AI and digital systems are becoming public infrastructure. We ensure they serve everyone, with toolkits, benchmarks, and networks that put human rights at the center of digital governance.
Governance Toolkits
Rights-based guides for building and buying AI systems.
Human Rights AI Benchmark
The first ML evaluation tool grounded in international rights law.
Digital Guardians
Training civic technologists to counter algorithmic harms.
AI Sandbox
Safe prototyping space for civil society organizations.
Some of our current and recent projects include work with:
Our impact
Some of our groundbreaking work
W@tt’s Up
The Architecture Is Being Built Right Now.
Here is Where to Find the Doors
AI Cannot Outperform the Evidence It Was Built On
New Paper: How Biased Data Is Shaping Who Lives, Who Is Believed, and Who Is Left Behind
When Algorithms Discriminate: Tech Bias in Justice Systems
The Algorithm Took Notes: What We Learned at CSW70 About Tech Bias in Justice Systems
AI & Equality Annual Report
The future of AI isn’t predetermined. We have the agency to shape it. This 2024-2025 report shows what that looks like in practice.
Invisible by Design: Women’s Health as the Blind Spot in AI
A landmark collaboration between Women at the Table and FemTechnology, our latest paper isn’t just a report; it’s a call for a new “Social Contract for Data.”
Human Rights Benchmark for LLMs: Research Outcomes
Savannah Thais presents the research outcomes of the AI & Equality
Human Rights LLMs Benchmark
Upcoming events & talks
 May 22All Day AI & Equality Festival of Ideas 2026The AI & Equality Festival of Ideas will convene the people working with algorithms; linguists building language models for African languages, feminist scholars rewriting the benchmarks, digital rights lawyers fighting surveillance states, health researchers exposing algorithmic bias in clinical care, and organizers connecting the dots between AI, labor, climate, and indigenous land rights. |
