The Schools for Female Leadership in the Digital Age are a part of our broader educational initiative, Seeds for the Future. They represent Huawei's commitment to advancing digital inclusion and closing the gender gap to create a world where women are empowered to lead.
The second edition of the Summer School for Female Leadership in the Digital Age once again gathered future leaders from across Europe for an unforgettable week of learning and growth with world-class experts – this time in enchanting Prague. There, 29 young women had the opportunity to interact, ask critical questions and exchange ideas with the movers and shakers of Europe. Global thought leaders, policy makers and CEOs shared their insights and inspired these #NextGenChangeMakers to lead the digital era. The insightful programme of masterclasses and panels covered a wide range of topics vital to building a sustainable and inclusive digital society. The students explored the promise of new technologies while being inspired by the women leading the tech revolution. Through intensive workshops and personal encounters, they also experienced a deep dive within themselves, gaining confidence and the tools they need to lead.
21.02 - 25.02 2022 Nice, France
The first Winter School for Female Leadership in the Digital Age took place in the beautiful mediterranean city of Nice, on the French Cote d’Azur. Participants took part in a week-long programme packed with inspiring role models, teachers and mentors. They learned everything from coding to presentation skills and had the opportunity to learn and share in a safe and inspiring environment.
As well as a full agenda, our students had the chance to make new friends and to explore the city and its lively tech scene.
23.08 - 27.08 2021 Lisbon, Portugal
The inaugueral Summer School for Female Leadership in the Digital Age took place in the historic city of Lisbon, on the Portuguese coast. As our first school the week-long course provided a series of firsts for both students and staff. Every day was full with a range of sessions from panel debates and discussions to team projects and group working.
There was also plenty of time for our students to network and make new friends and to explore the delights of the city.