Welcome to INCLUDE+, a network dedicated to exploring and fostering social and digital environments where everyone can thrive. From 2022 to 2027, this five-year program aims to build a robust knowledge community addressing inequalities in digital society.
ABOUT IN+ NETWORK
IN+ ART Iterations explores digital equity and the implications of INCLUDE+ Principles. Our initiative seeks to co-examine what digital equity means for artists and the communities they engage with.
MEET OUR IN+ART COMMUNITY
Our research and community practice spans algorithmic social justice, responsible and inclusive digital innovation, digital civics, and health. We strive to understand how wellbeing, precarity, and civic culture interplay with broader structural inequalities and how these are experienced and navigated by various communities.
HORIZON SCANNING OUTCOMESIN+ Network News
Using Game Design in Youth Work Supports Digital Inclusion
A successful digital game design project has created new resources to use in a youth work setting. This article is authored by YouthLink Scotland and is originally published on their website. We set out to explore how informal education – specifically digital youth work – can help to bridge the digital divide, enabling young people to … Read more
Signal spotting into the future: insights from the Digital Youth Work Conference 2025
In February 2025, we attended the Digital Youth Work Conference in Stirling. The event, organised by Youth Link Scotland (supported by the Scottish Government), brought together youth workers, educators, policymakers, and digital experts to explore if/how digital technology can be a force for good in the youth work sector. Throughout the conference, we facilitated a … Read more
Feasibility studies funding call 2024
INCLUDE+ is inviting proposals for projects up to the value of £50k that seek to enhance digital equity through collaborative forms of civic action. Projects must begin no later than April 2025 and last no more than 9 months. Application deadline: 22nd Nov 2024.
Funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
INCLUDE+ is a collaboration between
