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I would like to share a recently published document by UNICEF which I think is relevant to the current discussion. It focuses on the rights of children in AI. See here: https://www.unicef.org/innovation/media/10726/file/Executive%20Summary:%20Memorandum%20on%20Artificial%20Intelligence%20and%20Child%20Rights.pdfStefania
And here are some additional questions to David by participants:
How do you actually measure outcomes? Are you using the DI Outcomes Framework? Or it is more how many people go through your programs and anecdotal evidence? (Peter Reed-Forrester)
Are the digital champions majority volunteers or in paid employment? (James NCBI Dublin)
Thanks to David and Victoria, and all participants, for a very exciting and interesting webinar!
Due to time constraints, we could not manage to have all your questions answered by the speakers, so as announced during the webinar, these will be answered here, in the forum.I will start with my own question, to David: Which challenges you faced building your network and community? What are the lessons learnt?
Indeed! for this reason it is useful to have a look at the bottom up and top down initiatives taken at EU and national level to support citizens in their digital inclusion, for any possible scope (work, learning, access to services and products). One Digital provides a set of interesting tools to make digital accessible to everyone, these might be especially useful now: see https://onedigitaluk.com/knowledge-hub/developing-a-digital-champion-project/digital-inclusion/
