Resources: Charity digital skills
Whether you’re growing digital service delivery or embedding remote working across your charity, the skills and knowledge of your team are the bedrock of digital transformation.
This applies to everyone from volunteers to your CEO and trustees.
Our guides will help your charity assess and grow its digital skills, and plan for organisational change and how to create the right culture for digital.
Benchmark your organisation
The 2020 Charity Digital Skills Report: our annual barometer of digital skills across the sector .
How to develop digital skills across your charity
Take advantage of the great practical guides, case studies, tools and resources in The Charity Digital Code.
Organisational change webinar
View our webinar from the Third Sector Digital Leaders programme for top organisational change tips.
7 skills that every digital charity leader needs
Learn more about these essential skills – and how to develop them.
Blog posts about digital skills
Topical insights and reflections from the Zoe Amar Digital team
Coronavirus digital resources for charities
COVID19 has changed everything. It's a hugely uncertain time for the sector when charities are trying to deal with big challenges around helping beneficiaries and also managing a decline in fundraising and potentially furloughing staff. To add to these...
Managing staff on social media
Following the Danny Baker and Israel Folau cases, we interviewed Martin Thomas, author of the Financial Times Guide to Social Media Strategy. What are the big trends you're seeing in how employees are using social media? The emergence of WhatsApp as a means of...
How charities can think creatively about digital skills
The Social Media Spouses team at the British Forces Broadcasting Service Adam Waters, Director of Digital Content at the British Forces Broadcasting Service, shares his thoughts with us on e-learning and digital skills. I've spoken to many charities who struggle to...
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