The NPC has a guest speaker from the Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA), Phoebe Sleet speaking at the Annual Convention in Blackpool (3rd & 4th September).
The DPA will be hosting their own event, the second annual End Digital Poverty Day, on 12th September, an event proudly initiated and hosted by DPA. Established in September 2023, this day has quickly become a pivotal part of the mission to end digital poverty across the UK. Your participation is essential in raising awareness, building community engagement, and garnering the necessary support to tackle this pressing issue head-on.
Participate in DPA Events
End Digital Poverty Day features a comprehensive range of online and in-person events designed to engage all stakeholders. From webinars and skill-building workshops to educational sessions, drop-in advice forums, and roundtable discussions, there are numerous opportunities for individuals and organisations to contribute to bridging the ever-expanding digital divide. This inclusive series of events unites participants of all ages and skill levels from various regions across the UK.
Get Involved
Your participation in End Digital Poverty Day is crucial to building a digitally inclusive society. Whether attending a webinar, joining a workshop, or participating in our Gala Reception, every involvement makes a tangible difference.
Call for Contributions
Partners, collaborators, and the general public are encouraged to share how they are recognising this year’s End Digital Poverty Day. We are keen to learn about your initiatives and efforts, and how they contribute to this vital cause. By sharing your plans, the Digital Poverty Alliance can help promote your initiative across our digital channels, amplifying its impact and reaching a wider audience.
To explore how best to promote your initiative, please contact Joel Tiller, Head of External Affairs at DPA - https://digitalpovertyalliance.org/end-digital-poverty-day-2/
Join Us at Our Gala Reception
This year’s Gala Reception, a key highlight of End Digital Poverty Day, will be held at the Cartoon Museum in the West End of London. The event will celebrate the significant progress made in addressing digital poverty and offers a unique opportunity for networking with key industry leaders and stakeholders. Attendees will gain invaluable insights into current digital inclusion initiatives and future plans directly from Elizabeth Anderson, the DPA’s CEO, along with other key partners.
The Gala Reception is more than just an event; it is a celebration of our collective efforts and achievements in combating digital poverty. Join us to honour those who have made significant strides in this field and to renew our commitment to ensuring digital equity for all.
Secure your gala ticket and find out more information here - https://digitalpovertyalliance.org/end-digital-poverty-day-2/
Comments