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Good Things Foundation has a lot to share on all things digital inclusion, technology for social good and community learning.
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Media release: 20 inspiring organisations will be part of our new Digital Sisters program
Twenty organisations around the country have started working on an Australian-first program to empower 800 migrant and refugee women to overcome digital exclusion.
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Opinion: How a $20,000 grant could change a ‘digital sister’s’ life
"If you want to be part of Australian society today, you have to be digitally included. It’s not a choice, it’s a modern day requirement." CEO of Good Things Foundation, Jessica Wilson.
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Media release: New nationwide program launched
New nationwide program launched to empower 800 migrant and refugee women to overcome digital exclusion.
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Media release: Support for Refugee Week
Good Things Foundation Australia calls for elderly refugees to ‘find freedom’ through greater digital inclusion this Refugee Week.
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Digital mentoring tips for organisations working with low income families
QUT and Good Things Foundation Australia share our five top tips for digital mentors and community organisations supporting low income families to get online.
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Digital mentoring across generations
Highlighting the power of intergenerational digital skills programs across our Network.
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Loan digital devices for flood-affected communities
Applications now open for grants to loan digital devices in flood-affected communities.
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Making memoirs and memories with technology
For Bob, writing his life’s work isn’t difficult thanks to his digital skills.
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Safer Internet Day – Releasing our new report
Ellen Skladzien, CEO Down Syndrome Australia and Jess Wilson, CEO Good Things Foundation Australia share their insights on bridging the digital divide for people with intellectual disability this Safer Internet Day.
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Bridging the digital divide for people with intellectual disability: Roundtable Report
Our recommendations on how to close the digital divide for people with intellectual disability.
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Adapting for better digital skills
By expanding their digital skills support with the Building Digital Skills in Regional Areas Pilot, Merredin Community Resource Centre is empowering community members to be independent using technology.
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Shopping safely and locally online
The Rotary Club of Kununurra is boosting digital literacy and the local economy through the Building Digital Skills in Regional Areas Pilot.