Workshop

NWC/Showcase & Next Steps

Bring everything together and create a personal way of using AI that reflects your own goals, responsibilities and priorities.

The final practical workshop brings together everything explored across the series.

Participants will look at where AI genuinely adds value in their own lives and where they want to keep clear boundaries.

Rather than learning another collection of tools, participants will begin building a personal AI workspace around their own priorities.

This may include reusable prompts, personal instructions, recurring workflows, useful AI conversations and a simple structure for continuing to learn independently.

The session returns to the programme principle of AI — Amplifying Intention. The aim is for each participant to leave with greater agency, confidence and a clear idea of how she wants technology to support her life.

Registration is managed by Nottingham Women's Centre. Book in advance at NWC Reception — phone 0115 941 1475 or email reception@nottinghamwomenscentre.com.

Available12 SPACES LEFT
15 October 2026
10:00–12:00 (London)
Nottingham Women's Centre, Room 1, 30 Chaucer Street, Nottingham, NG1 5LP
ENG/UKR
12 participants
free

By The End Of The Workshop

    You'll Learn How To

    • Identify where AI is most useful in your own life
    • Decide what AI should and should not do for you
    • Create reusable prompts and personal AI instructions
    • Organise useful AI conversations and workflows
    • Build the foundations of a personal AI workspace
    • Create a simple plan for continuing to use and develop AI independently

    Who Is This For?

    Women who want to use AI more intentionallyParticipants wanting to organise what they have learned during the seriesWomen interested in building a personal AI system around their own needsAnyone who wants to continue using AI independently after the programme

    Come Prepared

    A laptop is recommended — participants will set up their own workspace

    The Workshop Ends.
    Your AI Agent Doesn't.

    Three practical hours. One working system. Countless possibilities.