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Putting meaning to the ‘Digital Divide’ in the North East of England (Thrive Teesside)

April 23, 2020 aplecollective

The daily realities of the digital divide in the North East of England – a call to connect our community…

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Posted in: The Digital Divide, Thrive Teesside Filed under: community, corona virus, COVID-19, digital divide, digital exclusion, lockdown, low income communities, north east, poverty

Expertise by Experience is essential to getting the COVD-19 response right.

March 25, 2020 aplecollective

We are in unprecedented times, all that we have previously felt to be ‘normal’ has changed. COVID-19, the global pandemic,…

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Posted in: APLE Collective Blog Filed under: corona virus, COVID-19, inequality, low income communities, poverty, universal credit, zero hour contracts
Proud winners of the UK Parliament Digital Campaigner of the Year 2021 award!

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feedinglpoolFeeding Liverpool@feedinglpool·
19 Jan

The Independent Food Aid Network @IFAN_UK is collating data from independent food banks/food parcel distributors operating across the UK to produce a report about independent emergency food parcel distribution since 2019. Deadline FRIDAY. Details in link https://www.feedingliverpool.org/independent-food-bank-data-collection/

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CPAGUKChild Poverty Action Group@CPAGUK·
19 Jan

.@CovidRealities (funded by @NuffieldFound) has been working in partnership with parents & carers to share experiences of life on a low income during the pandemic.

Monday's webinar will explore the project's key findings - 24 January, 11am -12.30pm. https://bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rGVYHASVTzCTNl44okTnEQ

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JustFairUKJust Fair@JustFairUK·
19 Jan

Check out "A shorter working week as part of a green, caring economy" https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-shorter-working-week-as-part-of-a-green-caring-economy-tickets-251079103357?aff=estw&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-source=tw&utm-term=listing @WomensBudgetGrp

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GoodThingsFdnGood Things Foundation@GoodThingsFdn·
19 Jan

We’ve helped over 50,000 people to access @HMRCgovuk services online since 2015. Friendly and local support from @GoodthingsFdn @Online_Centres has helped people overcome digital barriers and engage more confidently with vital public services.

https://www.goodthingsfoundation.org/what-we-do/news/supporting-hmrc-customers-in-a-time-of-need/

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jrf_ukJoseph Rowntree Foundation@jrf_uk·
19 Jan

This year’s #UKPoverty2022 report is designed to act as the ultimate reference document for the complete picture of poverty across all its characteristics and impacts.

Here, JRF analysts share the latest data from the areas of the report they have worked on

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