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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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Budget investment in digital economy welcome, but we must include everyone
Budget announcements show progress, but more needs to be done to close the digital divide.
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A leading digital economy needs 100% digital inclusion
New Federal Government digital economy strategy and investment released
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Seniors zoom into digital health
National Seniors Australia’s Capricornia branch is helping older Australians to take ownership of their health records and information online.
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Collaborating for equal access to digital health
Telehealth and COVID-19: what are the challenges to supporting participation for the digitally excluded?
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Support for our Network in natural disasters & COVID
Our national network have been through bushfires, COVID lockdowns, floods and more. No matter what happens, we're here for you.
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Online skills for reliable health information
St George Careers Development Centre empowers seniors to find reliable health and nutrition information online.
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Replay: Be Connected Social Impact
On 31 March 2021, we hosted a webinar with Associate Professor Anthony McCosker about the evaluation of the Be Connected program.
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Announcing our Conference
Join us on 4 August at our first Australian digital inclusion conference.
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New learning courses about the nbn™
We're so pleased to announce we have partnered with NBN Co to release two new, free online learning courses to help people transition to the nbn™
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Be Connected Evaluation
This evaluation assessed the appropriateness, effectiveness and efficiency of the Be Connected program.
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Increasing digital participation of refugees and new migrants
Many newly arrived migrants and refugees face barriers to digital inclusion. Read our blog on addressing the divide.
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Women leading change
On International Women's Day, courageous young women standing up, speaking out, and leading change are giving us hope.
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