Welcome to the Den Haag AI4ALL Meetup â a women-powered community making AI accessible and inclusive for all.
We believe that responsible AI starts with awareness, education, and collaboration. Our meetups bring together curious minds, innovators, and changemakers who want to explore how AI can be used ethically, creatively, and for good.
⨠What to Expect
Each Meetup event offers a mix of:
Inspiring talks from women and allies shaping the future of AI
Interactive discussions on responsible, ethical, and inclusive AI
Hands-on learning about new AI tools, frameworks, and real-world use cases
Community connection with people who believe technology should serve everyone
We cover topics like:
đż Sustainable & Responsible AI
đĄ AI in Creativity & Innovation
â¤ď¸ AI for Health & Accessibility
đ AI in Entrepreneurship & Leadership
đ§ Bias, Ethics & the Human Side of AI
đ Who We Are
AI4ALL is an international movement empowering diverse leaders to drive responsible and inclusive innovation in AI. We are a female-majority community that believes collaboration between all genders and backgrounds is key to building a better AI-powered future.
Whether youâre a founder, researcher, student, technologist, or simply curious about AI, youâre welcome here. Come as you are â everyone is invited to join the conversation.
đŹ Join us, connect with like-minded people, and be part of shaping how society uses AI â not just consumes it.
"AI for Everyone"A Humanity Hub & AI4ALL Meetup Event
Everyone should benefit from the advance of AI tools. We see that the mind of AI can take on many of our soft skills that connect and enable human interactions, as much as it can take on databases and long reports. Join a hands-on, public learning event exploring practical, voice-activated AI tools for and around neurodivergent individuals. Whether you're a parent, educator, professional, or simply curious, this event is designed to be accessible, inspiring and practical. Program
Opening speech: âWhat life is like with Autism, what AI does for meâ (Tilo van Driel)
Introduction by Lighthouse School teacher, âWhat Our Students Struggle Withâ (Lucie Bradley)
Voice Activated AI: what it is, how it works (Fiona Passantino)
Use case 1: AI as coach and mentor
Use case 2: AI as communication support
Use case 3: AI as vision for understanding the world
Hands-on exploration
Q&A
This event warmly welcomes the general public, including parents, students and professionals, as well as participants and staff from Oranje Fonds ROC, MEE, VTV, Taal+, Mondriaan and Lighthouse School.
About the Speakers: Fiona Passantino (MC, speaker): is an AI-Human keynote speaker, trainer and facilitator. Her mission is to empower the non-technical Working Human to understand and use AI effectively, maximizing connection, engagement and creativity for more joy and inspiration in the workplace. As a TEDx speaker, passionate host of the podcast Working Humans, and award-winning author of the Comic Books for Executives business series, including "AI-Powered Professional (2025)â, Fiona is a frequent headliner in the AI-Human inspirational space, and 2026 AI4ALL Legacy nominee. Known for her background in communication and stand-up comedy, Fiona delivers keynotes, training, hosting, and evening events with sharp humor and high energy, making learning fun, accessible and effective. Fiona is well-versed in neurodiversity; she is the mother of an autistic young man and herself has ADHD.
Tilo van Driel (speaker): Born in the Netherlands to Dutch-American parents, Tilo has autism and a mental disability. Despite this, he is an influencer and host of the podcast âAutiBro Showâ ant. which focuses on struggles with friendship, dating, and modern life. He also runs multiple Youtube channels and works as a waiter in the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs in The Hague. He lives partially at home and at the Haagse Bluf (Middin) supported living facility. Tilo is 22 years old.
Lucie Bradley (speaker): teacher at the Lighthouse School for Special Education, Lucie is a long-time advocate for autistic students, as well as life coach for several young men in The Hague.
Lucie Bradley
- Born and raised in a village in the Pennine valley, England.
- â Moved to the Netherlands at 21 years old after finishing a BSc degree in Psychology
- â Worked for 25 years for Lighthouse special education in various roles
- â Teaching assistant in mainstream and neurodiverse classrooms.
- â 1-1 support in a mainstream classroom with a neurodiverse children.
- â Integration roles (various children joining classes in mainstream)
- â Covid recovery team
- â I have 2 children and a stepdaughter aged 14,17, 25
- â I have done further practical training in counselling and coaching.
- â My current role is working in a team in a neurodiverse classroom. I teach the social skills program.
- â I run a small group for young adults with autism. We practice skills around self-esteem, problem solving, communication, relationships , organization and assertiveness.
