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Digital inclusion research and resources

Digital inclusion research and resources

Find research, planning tools and resources for designing digital inclusion programs.

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Australian Digital Inclusion Index

Tracking and reporting on Australia's digital divide and critical barriers to inclusion.

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Mapping the digital gap

A four year research project to measure and track the scale of the digital gap for remote First Nations communities.

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QUT advancing digital inclusion and participation

Research on equitable and safe participation in the digital society.

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Good Things foundation project

Research showing Australian attitudes to getting online.

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First Nations Digital Inclusion plan

Developing a secure, sustainable, and inclusive digital future for First Nations people.

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National and State Libraries Australia (NSLA)

Guidelines for collaborative practice between libraries and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

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Deepening Digital Through Libraries

Digital inclusion resources and upskilling programs for public library and Indigenous Knowledge Centre teams.

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Develop your digital skills

Find free digital tools to learn, connect and thrive.

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Deadly Digital Communities

Co-designed, place-based digital skills programs and accessible technology for First Nations communities.