Today marks the second annual End Digital Poverty Day, an initiative proudly launched by the Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA) in […]
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The Tech4PrisonLeavers project, supported by Intel and in partnership with Capgemini and Vodafone, was conceived as more than just a training programme. It is a lifeline.
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Research from Deloitte and the DPA highlighted that 20 per cent of children across the UK are impacted by digital poverty, through a lack of access to an electronic device, broadband connectivity or digital skills.
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The decision by Birmingham City Council to slash £200 million from its budget, with a £2.3 million reduction earmarked specifically for library services, sets a concerning precedent for the city’s digital inclusion efforts.
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Amid the escalating cost of living, the essential role of digital terrestrial television, (or Freeview), and broadcast radio services cannot be overstated, especially for millions of UK families bearing the brunt of digital poverty.
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This electoral moment offers a significant chance for the country to embrace a path of digital empowerment, striving to create a society where inclusivity, opportunity, and digital literacy are accessible to everyone.
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The Minimum Digital Living Standard report, unveiled this week, casts a spotlight on the digital inclusion challenges within the UK. The research was led by Professor Simeon Yates, an authority from the University of Liverpool and an Ambassador for the Digital Poverty Alliance.
Within the UK, a stark digital divide persists, leaving millions in a state of isolation. A recent and insightful video from The Guardian, titled “The Digital Divide: could you live without the internet?”, highlights this issue, revealing that an estimated 1 in 7 people are living in a state of digital exclusion.
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“Having more connections and devices expands my horizons and enhances my ability to learn, create, and communicate. It’s like having a whole universe of knowledge and experiences at my fingertips, and I find that incredibly exciting and empowering!” – Yulia
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This week’s Parliamentary Digital Skills Summit provided an important venue for discussion, bringing attention to these pressing issues and emphasising the imperative need for proactive measures.
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