Learn AI.
Do good with it.

Sisters Who AI is a free, supportive learning community for women ready to build practical AI skills and use them for good. Join a small cohort, master the tools, and start making an impact—no tech background required.

Fall Class Schedule

2026 Fall Cohort

Sep 24 – Oct 22

Free
Meets
Thursdays
Time
6:30–7:30 PM PT
Length
5 weeks
Format
Virtual (Zoom)

Curriculum and Community

WEEK1

Intro to AI

SWAI Materials
WEEK2

What is Claude?

COURSE 1 OF 3Claude 101
WEEK3

Working with your files

COURSE 2 OF 3Introduction to Claude Cowork
WEEK5

Your path, your pace

Bring something you want to build or solve.
ANDTHEN

The community

Quarterly meet ups to share project updates and stay engaged.

Additional Courses for Continued Learning

Claude Academy has more free courses waiting — and you don’t have to be a coder to benefit from most of them.

Meet the founders

Ahlmahz Negash headshot

Ahlmahz Negash, PhD

Principal Analyst, Tacoma Power · Founder, N-Cubed Solutions

Dr. Ahlmahz Negash is an accomplished energy strategist, electrical engineer, and civic leader. With over a decade of expertise in energy planning and power systems analysis, Ahlmahz specializes in navigating complex policy, utility economics, and grid modernization. She brings this same analytical rigor and strategic vision to her civic leadership, serving on the Boards of Directors for both the Greater Tacoma Community Foundation and Essentials First.

Ahlmahz holds a B.S. and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Washington.

Connect on LinkedIn →
Mamie Jallow headshot

Mamie Jallow

Technology Professional at Microsoft

Mamie Jallow is a technology leader, entrepreneur, and STEM advocate dedicated to leveraging technology for social impact. She draws on a deep background in complex privacy, security, and architectural management to build innovative ventures focused on AI and digital transformation.

Mamie is passionate about empowering women and underserved communities through digital literacy and AI education. She holds a B.A. and a Master’s in Geographic Information Science and Cartography.

Connect on LinkedIn →

Our story

Sisters Who AI (SWAI) was born out of a conversation between sisters, Ahlmahz Negash and Mamie Jallow, during a cab ride after visiting an orphanage in Dakar, Senegal. The conversation covered wealth disparity, the exploitation of African natural resources, and how to pay forward the privilege of being educated in technical fields.

Before the end of that cab ride, SWAI was envisioned!

Our hope with this project is to inspire and motivate our community to do good with excellence.

Get involved

Whether you want to teach, partner, or sponsor, there is a way for you to be part of this.

Let's connect