Getting AI Right. Building Accessible, Responsible & Risk-Ready Workplaces

AI is already transforming the workplace — but without foundational knowledge, the risks to your people, your data, and your culture are growing fast.

Getting AI Right is a practical, accessibility-first webinar for socially responsible organisations who want to understand the real risks of AI — and how to protect their employees, customers, and values in the face of rapid change.

Join Rachael Mole, an international researcher and government advisor on disability inclusion, as she shares insights from her Churchill Fellowship exploring the impact of AI on building inclusion in the workplace. A Top 100 Female Entrepreneur in the UK, one of the youngest Public Apointees in the UK government advising on accessibility, and founder of Moleworks Solutions, Rachael specialises in helping organisations build inclusive, future-ready strategies — rooted in real-world experience, not hype.

In this session, you’ll learn how AI is already being used by disabled and neurodivergent employees — including as a widely requested reasonable adjustment — who else is using AI, and why failing to plan for accessibility, bias, and data risks could leave your organisation exposed.

We’ll cover:

• How AI can increase risks to 'vulnerable' employees, customers or service users
• What happens when AI is implemented without ethical or inclusive safeguards
• The top three workplace risks linked to AI and your people outcomes— and how to start mitigating them
• A case study of AI policy in action within a disabled-led business

If you're responsible for people, policy, digital systems or equity, this session will give you the understanding — and the tools — to lead with confidence and care.

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Sounddelivery Media is our charity partner. 10% of the ticket profit will go towards training people with lived experience voices in media skills. At a time where getting the truth into the media, to tell authentic stories and highlight injustice is more important than ever, their work is needed more than ever. As a proud Trustee, Rachael sees first-hand how Sounddelivery Media supports charity and community leaders in the U.K. with media training and opportunities to amplify the voices of the marginalised and silenced.