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Does your charity need a tech makeover? A new hub is here to help

Maggie Coggan, Tuesday, 27th July 2021 - The Digital Transformation Hub aims to create a better connected, and more efficient and resilient for-purpose sector

Opinion

The importance of digital transformation

David Pearson, Tuesday, 27th July 2021 - To coincide with the launch of the Digital Transformation Hub, we’re kicking off a new monthly column with Infoxchange exploring the importance of digital technology. In this first article, David Spriggs explains how the hub hopes to help not for p

Opinion

Apple iPhone 7 showing its screen with Siri app.

Hey Siri, how’s my mental health?

Johanne Trippas, Wednesday, 21st July 2021 - Conversational systems may play a key role in future mental healthcare and have the potential to help cut down global e-waste – but there are caveats, writes Dr Johanne Trippas, University of Melbourne.

Opinion

close up people speaking into microphones

Storytelling for impact

Mike Davis, Wednesday, 14th July 2021 - The time has come to embrace the range of media options available to ensure your strategic plan or impact measurement resonates with your audience, writes Mike Davis, who shares some examples of organisations doing this well.

Opinion

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Telepractice in family support: What will it take?

Elly Robinson, Wednesday, 7th July 2021 - Elly Robinson from the Parenting Research Centre looks at what the child and family services sector can learn from the transition to remote service delivery during the pandemic, and outlines five areas that provide a roadmap for change.

The robots are coming (to support people with disability into work)

Maggie Coggan, Thursday, 1st July 2021 - “From our perspective, we are able to provide much more meaningful work for people with disability because of robots”

Beyond saying that you care: Why your activism needs to extend further than your LinkedIn logo

Jo Scard, Thursday, 24th June 2021 - Being an ethical brand is all the rage at the moment. But the truth is, it isn’t enough to just say you care – audiences will sniff out your slacktivism, writes Jo Scard, who says you should only align with causes you’re passionate about.