Dec 13 2019
MEDIA RELEASE
The Australian Digital Inclusion Alliance (ADIA) welcomes the Australian Government's commitment to developing a proposal to establish a network of experts and organisations to develop digital me...Jul 19 2019
Exciting changes afoot for the ADIA
Dear ADIA community,We recently completed a review of the backbone functions and priorities for the year ahead based on feedback from ADIA participants and our sponsors. The review has...Apr 17 2019
Add your support to the ADIA Call to Action
From Andrew Whelan, Project Leader, on behalf of the ADIA Collective Voice Team Hello ADIA-ers,Over the past 12 months the ADIA Collective Voice team, which has broad industry and sector represen...Apr 17 2019
Inclusive access – a one-year project plan
by Natalie Collins, ADIA Inclusive Access Project Leader, Centre for Inclusive Design Since its creation, the ADIA has made some substantial achievements. The Centre for Inclusive Design has been a k...Apr 16 2019
Community spotlight: Mobile Max
Alice Springs Public Library is exploring outdoor service with Mobile Max by Julie Gibson, Hitnet CEO & Co Founder Mobile Max is the brainchild of Hitnet, a company that specialises in providing...Dec 3 2018
Our first year at the ADIA
Since our launch a little over a year ago, we've made some terrific achievements thanks to the commitment of Alliance members to working together to ensure everyone can thrive in the digital world.We’re thrilled to now have 542 participants from over 400 organisations in our network working together to reduce the digital divide. Since our launch in 2017, we've supported 16 different ADIA Project Leaders over 12 different long-running projects across the country to pursue our shared goals.
Dec 2 2018
Towards a national digital inclusion strategy
We need your input! The Collective Voice Team are making great progress on the development of our ADIA strategy, along with our ‘call’ to engage with federal politicians and stakeholders, ahead of the upcoming election. We need to secure firm commitments to help close the gap!Dec 1 2018
Community spotlight: City of Greater Geelong
The City of Greater Geelong represents approximately 225,000 people. The Community Inclusion Unit within the City of Geelong has been supporting digital inclusion since 2015 and continues to work on strategies to bridge the digital divide around access, affordability and ability in the broader Geelong community. They've hosted ‘Code Club’, an ADIA meetup and community based learning pop-ups, to supporting the launch of the National Year of Digital Inclusion and Digital Innovation Festival.Oct 23 2018
