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Global AI For Good Summit
July 2026 | Geneva, Switzerland
Meet the 2025 AI For Good Fellows
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Adele Dang
Adele is a third-year student studying a Bachelor of Economics/ Laws at the University of Sydney. Working as a paralegal and volunteering at a legal rights centre, she has experienced first-hand the gaps within the legal sector driven by a resistance to AI. Her participation this year in the LawWithoutWalls Sprint in Buckingham has sparked her interest in the intersection of AI, law and business within the private sector.
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Oliver Price
Oli is a fourth-year student at Curtin University studying a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts [International Relations]. He is currently working as a paralegal within the sphere of humanitarian law, aiding vulnerable culturally and linguistically diverse clients navigate Australian immigration law. Combining his background in human rights advocacy with experiences in policy and diplomacy, including an internship at the Perth US Consulate, Oli aims to bring a humanitarian perspective to the development of AI policy.
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Kierem Usta
Kierem is in his penultimate year of a Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts at the University of Sydney. Having studied abroad at Harvard University in Global Digital Law and worked as a Benchmark Analyst for Artificial Analysis, Kierem is eager to provide a cross-jurisdictional perspective to discussions on the development of Australia’s AI regulatory landscape. He is particularly interested in exploring how market-driven policy incentives can foster greater collaboration between AI developers and copyright holders.
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Mia Wegener
Mia is a second-year Bachelor of Commerce student at the University of Melbourne, majoring in Finance and Economics. She is passionate about exploring the dynamic relationship between the growing adoption of AI and economic policy, with a particular interest in the financial implications of this evolving technology.
What is the AI For Good Summit?
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The AI for Good Summit is an annual international event organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in partnership with UN agencies, governments, and the private sector. Launched in 2017, its mission is to explore how artificial intelligence can be used to address global challenges and advance the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The summit brings together experts from various fields to collaborate on AI-driven solutions in areas such as healthcare, education, climate action, and crisis response. It also addresses the ethical and governance aspects of AI, promoting responsible development and ensuring that these technologies benefit all, particularly marginalized communities. Through fostering innovation and partnerships, the summit aims to leverage AI for a more equitable and sustainable future.
To be eligible to apply, you must:
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Be aged 18 - 30 for the full duration of the program
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Be available for pre-departure training in Canberra
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Be available and able to travel for the full duration of the international delegation you are applying for
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Be able to travel to the country of the delegation you are applying for
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Have the ability to commit at least 5 hours per week to the fellowship program
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Currently hold or can obtain a passport which is valid for at least 6-months after the end of your delegation
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Be an Australian citizen or permanent resident
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Have not taken part in the Global Voices Fellowship Program before.
​We are looking for delegates that have:
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Personal and/or professional interest in the delegation’s purpose and issues
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Potential to gain professionally and personally from the Fellowship Program
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Intention to use this unique opportunity to contribute meaningfully to their communities
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A desire to upskill in policy writing to create meaningful change.​