The climate crisis is a child’s rights crisis. What can you do to help put children at the heart of climate action? In line with today’s focus on youth and public empowerment, we are releasing our policy brief based on our contributions to the Children’s Climate Risk Index.

Over the last year we were delighted to be involved in helping to develop an Ethical Framework and Workbook for the Scottish Government’s Data and Intelligence Network. The aim? To create a practical and valuable tool that helped to embed ethical decision making across the Network’s data science projects.

We like to be transparent about our ways of working. That’s why we have completed an Impact Statement for the Impact Collaborations process (phew - that’s a bit of a tongue twister!), so you can read about our key learnings and achievements from our first few projects.

For Safer Internet Day 2021, we’ve joined the conversation about how to build an Internet we trust. The internet has an amazing range of information and opportunities online, but how do we separate fact from fiction?

We attended UNICEF Innocenti’s Leading Minds Webinar to discover more about the current infodemic and how this puts children at risk.

Read all about the impacts of our Building Footprint Identification project.

We are delighted to publish our ethical assessment which captures the unique challenges posed by working on data projects for children.

We took part in NTT Data’s 10th annual Open Innovation Contest on the 2nd December.