This is today! Are you coming to the party? #GetOnlineWeek

Fabulous to have Telstra CEO Vicki Brady help launch #GetOnlineWeek with the QCWA in Bundaberg. We talked all things #DigitalInclusion learnt some new #DigitalSkills and ate scones! Great to be working with team Telstra as our Principal Supporting partner this year!

Positive progress towards closing the regional-metro #DigitalDivide through more reliable internet access. Regional areas to benefit from upgraded nbn® Australia internet roll-out. Via Australian Associated Press (AAP) aap.com.au/news/regions-s…

This year we collaborated with Telstra for #GetOnlineWeek to share five tips to help stay safe online. Read our tips: aus.getonlineweek.com/stories/try-ou…

Such important research on #DigitalInclusion here and great work from the whole team Digital Inclusion and Participation Research In #GetOnlineWeek and #AntiPovertyWeek it’s essential we realise that families are struggling to keep up and are excluded from essential services like #education

As our team have been travelling across Australia attending #GetOnlineWeek events, it’s been so heartwarming to see the passion of our Network supporting their communities to ‘Try One Thing’ 💻

We had our fun-filled #GetOnlineWeek event today, funded by Good Things Australia It was a great event to promote digital literacy among seniors of our community. #tryonething #digitalinclusion

We are thrilled that the DSA Health Ambassador team are finalists in the 2022 HESTA Awards! They have been recognised for their tireless efforts to educate healthcare professionals and students on how to include people with Down syndrome and in their own healthcare decisions 🥳

This is a really helpful example of the connection and differences between digital literacy, online safety and media literacy. But, to be able to confidently and safely use tech in everyday life - we need all three!!

Looking forward to talking all things #DigitalInclusion with Teresa Corbin Kate Fox and Helena Kyriazopoulos OAM at South Australian Council of Social Service conference next week. #technology is essential to participation in society and is another cost to people on low incomes - but we can fix the #DigitalDivide!

Such important conversations here South Australian Council of Social Service conference #EndingPoverty22 about systemic challenges faced by people in poverty and the opportunities for change. #DigitalInclusion for all is an essential part of equal access and kids are worried about not having internet 👇

Awesome work from the team at Down Syndrome Aus to create this app. #digital can support everyone to better manager their health if it’s co-designed with people who will use it. Great stuff👏👏👏👏 #DigitalInclusion

Ahead of International Womens Day tomorrow, we want to draw attention to Australia's digital gender divide.

Fantastic for Good Things Australia to be part of the national conversation on #MediaLiteracyAus - well done Cass!

Grants to set up your device loan library are now open. Join our webinar to find out more: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

We know that many people who are #digitallyexcluded don’t have the right device to help them connect to the internet. This grant will help organisations to get devices to people who need them. Open now 👇

Want to take part in our new digital inclusion program that helps young people with intellectual disability get online safely? It's free to sign-up and we'll give you support and resources to help you make a real difference. Find out more: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Good Things Foundation, Microsoft, and Telstra join forces for ‘Digital Sisters: AI for Good.’ Empowering women across #Australia with digital literacy skills and AI knowledge to enhance their lives. Together, we’re bridging the digital divide and creating an inclusive future!

It’s been a while since I’ve been on here… but super excited to share this work we’re doing exploring the intersection of #AI literacy and #digitalinclusion with Telstra and Microsoft - AI is changing the world and we don’t want anyone to be left behind