Inclusion
Digital progress is only sustainable if inclusion is one of its cornerstones.
Over the last few years many charities have invested in digital transformation and EDI programmes. They are often separate pieces of work, but there’s potential to use digital inclusively, helping you connect with more diverse audiences and develop the products and services they need.
This involves applying inclusive principles to digital transformation, ensuring that your charity lives its values with every step it takes in digital, from user research to procurement to strategy development.
Inclusion is a key part of every digital project we work on. The resources below will get you thinking about how to take an inclusive approach to digital.
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'Starts At The Top' podcast
Our podcast, hosted by Zoe Amar and Paul Thomas, discusses how leaders need to lead differently. Hear our conversations with leaders who are building inclusive workplace cultures and inspiring change.
How to make inclusion part of your digital strategy
What’s the best way to build inclusion into your digital transformation? In this piece by Zoe Amar for Charity Digital, find out how charities and sector experts are putting inclusive principles at the heart of their strategies- and how you can do it too.
Make inclusion part of your digital procurement
Whether you’re procuring a new website, CRM or partner for a digital project you need to make inclusion part of the process. This will help you develop products and projects that support you in reaching more diverse communities. Find out how to do this in a step by step guide written by our team.
5 ways to make your board more inclusive
As part of our work on digital leadership and governance we’re often asked how to make boards more inclusive. Learn more about how to do this in our guide from Zoe Amar.
Blog posts about digital inclusion
Topical insights and reflections from the Zoe Amar Digital team
Our Summer Reading List: Three Books for More Inclusive Charity Leadership
Summer 2024 will always be remembered for the UK riots and the racist and Islamophobic violence that erupted across the UK. It’s at times like this that I turn to books for comfort. This round up of three of my favourite new books focuses on racism, identity and...
When ‘Moving On’ is a Privilege: Reflections on the UK Riots
It’s been over a week since the UK riots began. Not long after I wrote a piece for Third Sector about why the riots need to be a turning point in how charities fight racism. It has been heartening to see how it has struck a chord with so many people. And it was...
What does the 2024 Charity Digital Skills Report really mean for the sector?
This blog was written by Charity Digital Skills report co-authors Zoe Amar and Nissa Ramsay. How has the way your charity uses technology changed over the last year? Some of the changes might be obvious: you may be working on ‘big bet’ projects such as a new website...
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