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2024 grant recipients

This project will support 280 young people aged 8-12 and 120 adults by providing them with the skills and knowledge to become discerning digital citizens. Didcot Library Digit will conduct cyber security and coding for climate action workshops for children (ages 9-13) and their parents, focusing on developing early warning systems and technology-driven solutions related to local animal species where they will combine coding and engineering skills to create sustainable solutions. Additionally, workshops will be held at Aureus and Didcot Girls School, where offering ‘Your Voice is Power’ coding workshops twill help young people create music using code, emphasising the importance of social justice and providing young people of all backgrounds with a voice for change in their community. For adults, the charity will provide internet safety workshops to promote discerning use of technology.