Promoting work that seeks to ensure the affordability of data does not prevent essential participation online. #EndDataPoverty | #DataPoverty
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ALT To the left, navy blue background. In orange rounded shape, white bold text reads: "New research." Bold white text below reads: "Tackling Data Poverty: Innovation and collaboration." Further white text below reads: "By Dr Sarah Knowles, Data Poverty Lab Associate with Dr Emma Stone, Director of Evidence and Engagement." In a white rectangle - What Works? Co Lab, Good Things and Nominet logos. To the right is a photo of a SIM card on a wooden surface.
ALT Teal background. Text reads: "National Digital Inclusion Network. Made up of thousands of local community partners working to fix the digital divide. They deliver a range of free services to help their community get online." Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom right. Separate purple curved lines in three corners.
ALT Purple background. Text reads: "National Databank. Like a foodbank - but for mobile data. Provides free mobile SIM cards for people who can't access or afford the internet." Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom right. Separate orange curved lines in three corners.
ALT Orange background. Text reads: "National Device Bank. A secure, sustainable and socially responsible solution for organisations to dispose of their unused IT equipment. The tech is refurbished by accredited refurbishment organisation, Reconome." Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom right. Separate yellow curved lines in three corners.
ALT Yellow background. Text reads: "Learn My Way. Our free online learning tool. The platform helps people gain basic digital skills and build confidence in using the internet. There are hundreds of topics to choose from." Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom right. Separate navy blue curved lines in three corners.
ALT Promotional graphic for an online event titled 'Minimum Digital Living Standard Update and Emerging Findings' by Good Things Foundation, scheduled for Tuesday, 8th April from 09:30 to 10:15. The image features two panels with icons representing interacting with services, sharing and receiving information, use of devices, and managing connections, all inside a house outline.
ALT Image featuring multiple credit cards scattered, with a text overlay reading, 'We're helping people with more than credit card debt. If you're struggling, we can help.'
ALT To the right is white text on a dark blue background. Text reads: "Device donation charter: more devices to people who need them” White bold text in a orange rounded shape reads: "News." Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom right. To the left is a photo of Peter Kyle Secretary of State, who is smiling and shaking the hand of a beneficiary at a National Digital Inclusion Hub
ALT 3 cute dogs sat at a desk looking at a laptop. The laptop is orange, and we also see an orange phone too. Text reads: Hey, let me book. Digital Inclusion Networking Event. Tuesday 25 February at 1pm. CDP logo.
![A bright pink background, with the Get Online London, Good Things Foundation, London Office of Technology and Innovation (LOTI) and Mayor of London logos at the top. White text below logos reads: "Over 190 digital inclusion hubs in London are part of the London Device Bank. Over 7,100 devices have been distributed." "Over 190 digital inclusion hubs", "London Device Bank" and "Over 7,100 devices" are in bold. Below the text is an icon of a hand holding a mobile phone.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GkKyYwhXgAAV-zI.jpg?name=orig)
ALT A bright pink background, with the Get Online London, Good Things Foundation, London Office of Technology and Innovation (LOTI) and Mayor of London logos at the top. White text below logos reads: "Over 190 digital inclusion hubs in London are part of the London Device Bank. Over 7,100 devices have been distributed." "Over 190 digital inclusion hubs", "London Device Bank" and "Over 7,100 devices" are in bold. Below the text is an icon of a hand holding a mobile phone.]
ALT Dark blue background. Left aligned bold white text reads: "The difference between the haves and have-nots is getting wider and digital skills are so important to quality of life these days, especially with how bad the cost-of-living crisis is right now. At our Hub in London, we're seeing huge demand from so many people who feel lost and confused because they don't have the skills or resources to get online. Because Learn My Way is free and simple, it removes the fear that people have about improving their digital skills and gives them more confidence. It's helping them save money, secure jobs, and it's stopping them worrying about online safety...” Further white text reads: "Malathy, CEO, Skills Enterprise, part of the National Digital Inclusion Network." Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom left.
ALT To the left is a dark blue background. Left aligned bold white text reads: "The digital divide is still a huge problem here in the West Midlands. We are seeing people visit us who are lacking the confidence to use digital skills in their everyday life. It's affecting their finance and employment opportunities as well as their health and relationships. Day after day we are seeing how digital skills and platforms like Learn My Way are improving their confidence and making a huge difference in people's lives...” Further white text reads: "Hafsha, Director at Smartlyte - Get Families Talking, part of the National Digital Inclusion Network." Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom left. To the right is a photo of Hafsha, who is smiling towards the camera.
ALT Dark blue background. Left aligned bold white text reads: "I know first hand just how much digital skills are important to people - I see everyday here at my Hub in Manchester how much they need more confidence and training. Being able to offer Learn My Way in order to combat this at our Hub is so empowering - you see people go from not being able to send an email to connecting with jobs, saving money online, and connecting more with their community...” Further white text reads: "Gale, Project Manager, Potting Herbs with Gale Community Project, part of the National Digital Inclusion Network." Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom left.
ALT To the left is a dark blue background. Left aligned white text reads: "Learn My Way is a free online platform, helping people like Ann, to gain basic digital skills and build confidence using the internet. Learn more at..." "Learn My Way", "free online platform", "gain basic digital skills" and "build confidence using the internet" are all bold. Further bold dark blue text, in a yellow rounded shape, reads: "www.learnmyway.com" Good Things Foundation logo at the bottom left. To the right is a photo of Ann, who is smiling.
ALT Logo for Safer Internet Day with their website saferinternetday.org.uk
ALT A bright pink background, with the Get Online London, Good Things Foundation, London Office of Technology and Innovation (LOTI) and Mayor of London logos at the top. Text below logos reads: "Over 400 Digital Inclusion Hubs in the London Digital Inclusion Network are using Learn My Way." Below the text is an icon of a cog and a computer arrow.
ALT Graphic with text reading Get Online Greater Manchester: for care leavers
ALT Graphic with text reading Get Online Greater Manchester