It’s positive to see a cross-ministerial committee but more must be done to demonstrate that digital inclusion is a government priority.
House of Lords criticise Government response to digital exclusion report Read Post »
How do you reach people who aren’t online? How do you engage people who simply aren’t interested in learning digital skills?
Community-led Digital Inclusion Support Read Post »
The Conservative Party recognises the importance of addressing digital poverty. We must continue to advocate for its significance.
Digital Poverty in the UK: Insights from the Conservative Party Conference Read Post »
BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, and the DPA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the joint aim of ending digital poverty in the UK by 2030.
Professional body for IT signs new agreement to fight digital poverty Read Post »
All learners must be given access to suitable tools to ensure that disadvantaged individuals and communities are not excluded from education.
Without intervention, AI could widen the digital divide for students Read Post »
#Joiningthedots is a rallying cry to get everyone to be joined up with our thinking and actions so that initiatives already happening can be more sustainable, scalable, systemic, strategic, further reaching and faster.
#JoiningTheDots to End Digital Poverty Read Post »
Family Fund aims to make a difference with essential items and services that ease daily pressures and improve quality of life.
From Digital Poverty to Digital Empowerment: Family Fund’s Journey Read Post »
Through its impactful work in Gloucestershire, DAISI is moulding a digitally inclusive future, ‘one click at a time’.
Digital poverty is a challenge that requires a long vision, adequate funding, realistic planning and a holistic partnership approach.
Ending digital poverty: the what, why and how Read Post »
Celebrating our work to eliminate digital poverty while raising awareness, bringing together communities and increasing support.
End Digital Poverty Day Read Post »
Tech4Families scheme expands to help drive digital inclusion by connecting disadvantaged families in Northern Ireland and Lincolnshire coast.
“End Digital Poverty Day” encapsulates the need to understand the significance and far reaching implications of digital poverty in the UK.
Unveiling the Urgent Need to Eradicate Digital Poverty and its Profound Impact Read Post »
