Stories
We work with charities, funders, and agencies to help them make the most of technology.
We work with charities, funders, and agencies to help them make the most of technology.
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Rose Bonner and Kat Quatermass take a look at the ethics of user research - and outline four areas where Neontribe is trying to do better.
Tectonic's Head of Product Dan Parry looks at why prototyping is so important - and how to go about doing it.
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As a charity managing a digital agency, how can you get the most out of your projects? Andy Bell from SIDE Labs has some top tips to help you create magic together!
The best work on digital products and services is inspired by the voice of the user. Kat Quatermass of Neontribe considers the impacts of research with people with challenging stories to tell.
New report exploring how several SVOs embraced new digital tools and approaches during the pandemic
Over £1.3 million awarded to 20 charities to transform their digital services through Comic Relief and Paul Hamlyn Foundation
How SafeLives and On Our Radar worked with young people to design and develop the Draw the Line mobile platform
Nel Mathams has been working with Aanchal Women’s Aid and shares how technology has enabled the organisation to stay connected with service users.
We hear from Eilidh Turnbull of the British Institute for Human Rights about how to keep the human connection when working online.
We hear from Equation, a small charity which took part in CAST's Explore programme, about the benefits of collaboration
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Part Two of our two-part series exploring the benefits of agile funding models for charities doing digital
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Part One of a two-part series exploring the benefits of agile funding for charities doing digital
We hear from stem4, the teenage mental health charity, about their experiences of the Tech for Good programmme
We talk to Hestia about their experience of using the Tech for Good programme to develop a tool to help employers tackle domestic violence
"Challenging but insightful": 22 charities' experiences of going through a digital 'Discovery' process and learning new ways to listen to their users.
Part of our Tech for Good: stories and learnings from charities series
We helped Esmée Fairbairn develop a tool to help them filter out ineligible funding applications.
We supported 10 charities funded by Comic Relief to develop digital services to tackle issues around domestic violence and abuse, whilst minimising the associated risks.
Continuing our 'Tech for Good: stories and learnings from charities' series
The first in our 'Tech for Good: stories and learnings from charities' series
