The Bradford Anti-Poverty Events Group, led by Bradford District Credit Union, is inviting community professionals and practitioners who work with vulnerable people to our 5th annual ‘Safer Internet Day’ webinar. The event, featuring a great line
up of speakers, will explore how digital inclusion is changing in the face of a world-wide pandemic, and its relationship to poverty and Financial inclusion.
Hosted by BBC presenter Liz Barclay and introduced by the Lord Mayor of Bradford, topics cover the rise of Fake News, personal Cyber-Security as well as case studies on the innovative community digital currency, Citizen Coin Bradford, and Digital and Health
programmes across Bradford and Kirklees. See the agenda below.
The webinar is provided by credit union trade body ABCUL
and you can book on the webinar here
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Welcome and Introductions
Liz Barclay (Host) - BBC presenter and Commissioner at Financial Inclusion Commission
Lord Mayor Cllr Doreen lee, Lord Mayor of Bradford
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Fake News and Cyber Security
‘Interactive presentation on Fake news, Scams and Cyber Security’
Danielle King – Prevent Officer on Fake News and scams
Citi Bank – Covering personal cyber security hints and tips
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Digital Inclusion and Poverty
‘Exploring how Digital inclusion increases Financial inclusion but also exposes people to online dangers and what we can do about it.’
Andrew Rabbitt – CEO of Incuto and LifeSavers FinTec provider
Ian Brewer – Financial Inclusion Officer at Bradford District Credit Union
Deborah Collett – Project Coordinator at Artworks Creative Communities
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Case Study 1 – ‘Bradford Citizen Coin’ Digital Currency App
‘Bradford Council supported App to Increase, Recognise and Evidence Volunteer Participation’
Peter Kemp – Developer of Citizen Coin Bradford App
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Case Study 2 – Inclusive Digital Transformation of Health and Care
‘Ensuring digital does not compound health inequalities’
Roz Davies – Managing Director of mHabitat, working in partnership with
Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
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Case Study 3 – Kirklees Digital Inclusion
‘Connecting Residents online’
Mark Hollingdale – Manager of Digital Inclusion Programme, Kirklees Council
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Questions and discussion
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