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Let's Talk: Power of narrative - media, unconscious bias & the workplace

Thu 02 Apr

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Virtual event

How much do social media and news narratives shape the way women in engineering are perceived at work? Join us for an engaging evening of networking as we explore how unconscious bias can be shaped by media exposure and how it impacts the lived experiences of women in the engineering industry.

Let's Talk: Power of narrative - media, unconscious bias & the workplace
Let's Talk: Power of narrative - media, unconscious bias & the workplace

Time & Location

02 Apr 2026, 18:30 – 20:30 BST

Virtual event

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About the Event

In today’s digital world, the stories we see online shape more than just our opinions, they also shape our perceptions, expectations, and sometimes our unconscious biases.


From news headlines to social media feeds, media narratives can influence how women in engineering are perceived by colleagues, leaders, clients, and even by themselves. These biases may show up subtly in hiring decisions, leadership opportunities, workplace culture, performance expectations, or everyday interactions.


In this BWEng Let’s Talk panel and networking event, we will explore how unconscious bias can be shaped by media exposure and how it impacts the lived experiences of women in the engineering industry.


Together, we will discuss:

• How social media and news narratives can shape unconscious bias

• The ways these biases show up in the workplace workplaces


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