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Our Digital Mission is to empower (digital and not-yet-digital) communities to: 
(1) explore and enjoy the benefits of digital technologies in their personal lives as well as in
a wider societal context;
 
(2) take up a pro-active and critical approach to digital citizenship;
 
(3) become advocates of #DIGITAL kindness and support other vulnerable or socially/digitally-excluded groups
 
(4) practice digital mindfulness in their everyday life ;
 
(5) become aware of how their personal online DATA is being processed. 
 
 

 

 

21% of the UK population lacks at least one Basic Digital Skill, equivalent to 11.3million adults in the UK not being digitally included.
 
(The Good Things Foundation, 2018)

 

 

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 Why should we care about  digital literacy and digital  inclusion? 
 
 

 

 

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52.1% of young people in Scotland believe that anonymity, bullying and targeting are the greatest threats online.
 
(5Rights Commission, 2017)

 

 

89% of people [in the UK]  want clearer terms and conditions; more than half would like to know about the use and security of their data but can’t find this out.
 
(doteveryone, 2018)

 

 

The kids ( who use tech) and turned out
Find out about the work we have done so far

 

 

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