Is digital equity a utopian idea? What do we know about the state of digital equity in relation to broader themes of precarity, civic participation, and well-being? What steps can we take, collectively, to address the problem of digital inequalities? Our INCLUDE+ CONNECT webinar explored these questions and more.
A workshop exploring the relationship between precarity, technology, data and AI, led by Yesim Kakalic and Jamie Hancock (The Alan Turing Institute).
Sharing findings from the Civic Participation horizon scanning study and introducing the 'power at PLAY' cards that we've developed.
What innovative approaches to increase wellbeing at work have you seen? How might we use digital technologies to improve wellbeing at work? How can we move from a passive approach to job design to a more proactive perspective?
In this interactive INCLUDE+ workshop, Irene Mackintosh, part of the team of Mhor Collective, will explore how digital inclusion work is at its most meaningful when it’s part of real holistic support. Drawing on her experience of supporting organisations which work directly with people currently using drugs, and people experiencing homelessness, she’ll talk about how, ... Read more
In our IN+ART INTERATIONS workshop with Space 2, we delved into the intricate web of pain, technology, and the potential influence of AI. The workshop wasl guided by guided by Dr. Alicja Pawluczuk (HYSTERA from the INCLUDE+ Network).
Our focus? Unravelling the layers of pain co-construction, assessment, and management in the digital age.
Considering vulnerabilities, available resources and access to opportunities: This workshop is dedicated to digital equity and delves into various dimensions, including digital vulnerability, available digital resources, and emerging digital opportunities. Recording Available
As a participant in our IN+ ART ITERATIONS programme, Thomas Diafas organises a two-day workshop focused on exploring digital exclusion alongside a group of individuals with and without disabilities.
Marta Grabowska leads a collaborative and introspective workshop exploring the digital dimensions of sisterhood, feminism and HERstory, in collaboration with MuHER.