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New resources for thinking critically about technology with 9-13 year olds

Are you a teacher, parent or youth worker looking for a fun, engaging way to get young people to think critically about digital technologies?

Use our new zine series, which provides arts-based activities and prompts for children to explore the personal, social and environmental impacts of the technologies that shape their lives.

And tell us if you use them, we’d love to hear young peoples’ reflections – children are often overlooked as emerging digital citizens.

Read and use the zine series

10 January 2026

Systems, stories and stewardship – rethinking the mental models behind data and AI

Part of our online seminar series, ‘Digital good in progress‘ Watch the recording: Recorded: 14 January 2026 This event explored how mental models shape the […]

3 December 2025

Digital good from the South

Watch the recording of this event from our Digital Good in Progress webinar series.

13 Jan 2026

Reapp, the Digital Good Network and WebMedia 2025, building trust through community-led design

Published 13 January 2026. When we arrived in Rio de Janeiro for WebMedia 2025 in November, we carried more than a demo on our laptops. […]

18 Dec 2025

Research to real-world: Early impacts of the Cooperativa Digital project, Rosendy Galabo

Originally published by Imagination Lancaster, with funding from Research England via the Lancaster Participatory Research Fund. Published 19 December 2025. Many privately-owned digital platforms, like […]

8 Dec 2025

Call for applications: Digital Good Research Fund 2026

We are asking individuals (or small teams) to produce blueprints as part of a series on what a good digital society looks like. Each one […]

22 October 2025

Cooperativa digital: Creating a community-run mobile app in Brazil, Rosendy Galabo

Watch the recording of this event from our Digital Good in Progress webinar series.

28 Oct 2025

Launching our directory

The new Digital Good Network directory showcases the diverse knowledge across our network. Here, you can find researchers and practitioners from various disciplines and institutions, […]

28 Oct 2025

Six new research projects: Building the digital good

Through our Digital Good Research Fund, we have funded six new research projects focussed on ‘Building the digital good’.

14 Oct 2025

Helen Kennedy keynote at ‘Towards socially sustainable platforms’ seminar, 14 November

Network Director Helen Kennedy will give a keynote at a one-day seminar hosted by Tampere University. Helen will be asking what a good digital society […]

The image features a silver meat grinder. Going into the grinder at the top are various culturally symbolic, historical, and fun icons – such as emojis, old statutes, a computer, newspapers, an aeroplane. At the other end of the meat grinder, coming out is a sea of blue and grey icons representing chat bot responses like 'Let me know if this aligns with your vision' in a grey chat bot message symbol.

9 Oct 2025

Is it possible to use Generative AI image tools in ways which contribute to the digital good? Emma Doyle

Emma reflects on the use of Generative AI in research communication. Published 9 October 2025. Selecting imagery that accurately illustrates academic work is often tricky […]

Woman working simultaneously as a delivery worker, remote employee, and caring her child, representing the opportunities and risks of work digitalization.

2 Oct 2025

Public views on the “convenience” of AI tools are not the same as AI developers and policymakers, Kathleen O’Brien

This post first appeared as, Public views on the “convenience” of AI tools are not the same as AI developers and policymakers on the LSE […]

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