Digital

Amplify your message with Edelman’s free drop-in sessions

Are you a small charity looking to amplify your message and connect with your community more effectively? Media Trust and award-winning global PR and communications agency Edelman are here to help. Media Trust have teamed up with Edelman to provide a series of free, interactive drop-in sessions for charities.

Each session is an hour long and covers a different topic, as listed below. You'll be joined by 2-3 expert volunteers from Edelman, ready to answer your most pressing questions on the topic at hand and provide tailored advice.

CAST Coffee Connections – connect with a peer to chat about all things digital

CAST’s Coffee Connections service matches up peers across the charity sector every two months for a virtual chat about all things digital. What you talk about will be entirely up to you and your match: it could be a challenge you need help with, advice you'd like to share, or just a general chat about digital, data or design. The service is open to anyone who works within a social or voluntary organisation and has an interest in digital.

The next round of matches will take place on 12 September 2024

Greater Manchester launches new digital support resource for residents with disabilities

A new resource has been launched to help disabled people in Greater Manchester get online. The guide has been developed with input from partners and organisations of Greater Manchester’s Disabled People Panel. They advised that many disabled people and care professionals are unaware of where to access digital support, such as assistive technology, digital skills and getting online, and that more guidance was needed to help disabled people understand and utilise the range of technology available.

Greater Manchester launches new digital support resource for residents with disabilities

With an estimated 526,000 people in Greater Manchester living with disabilities, and research suggesting 45% face forms of digital exclusion, a new resource has been launched to help disabled people in Greater Manchester get online and access opportunities in the digital world.  

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