Laura Stanley

4 weeks ago | charitydigital.org.uk | Christine C. Chiu |Laura Stanley |Mary Wessel

What is zero trust architecture? 27 Mar 2025by Christine ChiuDesign your cybersecurity infrastructure with zero-trust philosophyYou have viewed all of your 1 articles as an unregistered userTo continue reading this article please register. For unlimited access to our free content, please register.

1 month ago | charitydigital.org.uk | Laura Stanley |Kellie E. Smith |Joe Lepper

We explore the best tips to help charity professionals network and collaborate effectively with leaders in the sector When it comes to embracing digital technology, collaboration is essential. With emerging technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) professing to transform the ways we work and live, charities must work together to co-ordinate a sector-wide response, learning best practices and sharing lessons along the way.

Jan 16, 2025 | charitydigital.org.uk | Joe Lepper |Kellie E. Smith |Laura Stanley

Social media is a vital tool to help charities reach new audiences, communicate with supporters and beneficiaries, and raise awareness of their cause. Yet, in a busy online world, it’s easy for marketing campaigns to get lost in the crowd. How can charities ensure that their organisation stands out? In this webinar, Senior Product Manager at Adobe, Andy Lambert will go through the strategies, tips and tricks needed to create standout campaigns.

Oct 2, 2024 | charitydigital.org.uk | Laura Stanley |Kellie E. Smith |Jane Waterfall |Joe Lepper

An accessibility statement shows your users that your charity values people with disabilities visiting its website, and that you are committed to social responsibility and providing equal access to information for all. It supports a positive relationship between the charity and its users while opening up contact with people experiencing accessibility problems, allowing the charity to improve. All this really can be achieved with a short, simple statement.

Sep 12, 2024 | charitydigital.org.uk | Jenny Lowthrop |Ioan Marc Jones |Laura Stanley |Christine C. Chiu

Coworking spaces are often still seen as being for tech entrepreneurs and startups, but there are many kinds of coworking spaces that bring a range of benefits for charities, freelancers, and entrepreneursOur ways of working have changed since the pandemic, with many charities choosing to forgo a dedicated office space and move to remote working. This can offer a lot of flexibility for staff, but can leave people feeling isolated if they are working from their home every day.