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Ryan Webb from Adapt (https://www.adaptworldwide.com/) will be running our third Google Analytics workshop for charities, this time held online via ZOOM.
This event is workshop style, for a max 5-6 people from different charities.
There will be 2 sessions, each 1.5 hours held on Thursday 10th June and Thursday 24th June from 4 - 530pm and you must be able to commit to attending both session in full.
- What devices do people use & how is this changing?
- Where does my traffic come from?
- What pages are people looking at
- Setting up goals
- Analytics Navigation
- Campaign Tracking
The training will be best suited to people who are the sole comms / marketing person in their organisation (or part of a very small team). It’s ideal for beginners; those who occasionally log in to Google Analytics to find basic numbers for reporting, but feel they are missing out on understanding more.
To apply, please respond to this event and complete the registration survey by 21st May so you can have your intro call with Ryan.
Check out the feedback from our previous workshops..
“The workshop Ryan ran was really helpful in getting to know a bit more about Analytics. Before I had a very limited and basic understanding of what it did and wasn't at all confident in using it. Since the workshop, I have been able to properly set up my organisation's Analytics account and retrieve useful information from it which I feel confident in explaining to others. I've used the resources provided during the workshop many times since attending, and I feel confident in knowing where to go if I need to learn anything else." Katie Finch, Lifecycle
"I thought the workshop was fantastic. As nonprofits, we're always busy, and need to make sure that what we're doing is making the best possible use of our time and our organisations' time. Ryan got us right into learning, and everything we were shown was really relevant and useful for Babbasa." Eddie Bingham, Babbassa
Ryan Webb from Adapt (https://www.adaptworldwide.com/) will be running our third Google Analytics workshop for charities, this time held online via ZOOM.
This event is workshop style, for a max 5-6 people from different charities.
There will be 2 sessions, each 1.5 hours held on Thursday 10th June and Thursday 24th June from 4 - 530pm and you must be able to commit to attending both session in full.
- What devices do people use & how is this changing?
- Where does my traffic come from?
- What pages are people looking at
- Setting up goals
- Analytics Navigation
- Campaign Tracking
The training will be best suited to people who are the sole comms / marketing person in their organisation (or part of a very small team). It’s ideal for beginners; those who occasionally log in to Google Analytics to find basic numbers for reporting, but feel they are missing out on understanding more.
To apply, please respond to this event and complete the registration survey by 21st May so you can have your intro call with Ryan.
Check out the feedback from our previous workshops..
“The workshop Ryan ran was really helpful in getting to know a bit more about Analytics. Before I had a very limited and basic understanding of what it did and wasn't at all confident in using it. Since the workshop, I have been able to properly set up my organisation's Analytics account and retrieve useful information from it which I feel confident in explaining to others. I've used the resources provided during the workshop many times since attending, and I feel confident in knowing where to go if I need to learn anything else." Katie Finch, Lifecycle
"I thought the workshop was fantastic. As nonprofits, we're always busy, and need to make sure that what we're doing is making the best possible use of our time and our organisations' time. Ryan got us right into learning, and everything we were shown was really relevant and useful for Babbasa." Eddie Bingham, Babbassa
Ryan Webb from Adapt (https://www.adaptworldwide.com/) will be running our third Google Analytics workshop for charities, this time held online via ZOOM.
This event is workshop style, for a max 5-6 people from different charities.
There will be 2 sessions, each 1.5 hours held on Thursday 10th June and Thursday 24th June from 4 - 530pm and you must be able to commit to attending both session in full.
- What devices do people use & how is this changing?
- Where does my traffic come from?
- What pages are people looking at
- Setting up goals
- Analytics Navigation
- Campaign Tracking
The training will be best suited to people who are the sole comms / marketing person in their organisation (or part of a very small team). It’s ideal for beginners; those who occasionally log in to Google Analytics to find basic numbers for reporting, but feel they are missing out on understanding more.
To apply, please respond to this event and complete the survey
here (https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=DQSIkWdsW0yxEjajBLZtrQAAAAAAAAAAAANAAaRKR8NUNzM4S0s5MUJVWUZRWkdUQ1VMRjRFVEI1OC4u)
Check out the feedback from our previous workshops..
“The workshop Ryan ran was really helpful in getting to know a bit more about Analytics. Before I had a very limited and basic understanding of what it did and wasn't at all confident in using it. Since the workshop, I have been able to properly set up my organisation's Analytics account and retrieve useful information from it which I feel confident in explaining to others. I've used the resources provided during the workshop many times since attending, and I feel confident in knowing where to go if I need to learn anything else." Katie Finch, Lifecycle
"I thought the workshop was fantastic. As nonprofits, we're always busy, and need to make sure that what we're doing is making the best possible use of our time and our organisations' time. Ryan got us right into learning, and everything we were shown was really relevant and useful for Babbasa." Eddie Bingham, Babbassa
Women's Aid national charity have been working in partnership with cxpartners (https://www.cxpartners.co.uk/) to build a live chat service that has survivors at the heart of everything that is designed.
Women’s Aid wanted their new digital service to be flexible to adapting to these changing needs to ensure that they continue to provide support in a way that women feel safe and comfortable accessing. They took the bold step to begin working on developing a live chat service to meet these shifting needs and to reach more women.
In this session Emma Howell (https://uk.linkedin.com/in/emma-howell) will share her approach to research with survivors and individuals experiencing domestic abuse, how safety was considered and planned for and the importance of content design. Emma will also talk about getting an organisation ready to support a service like this.
Emma Howell is formerly of cxpartners and is now a UX designer for Essex County Council. Emma has 13 years of research experience, starting in academia before finding her way to crafting lovely services in the public and charity sector.
Designing a live chat service for women experiencing domestic abuse
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Women's Aid national charity have been working in partnership with cxpartners (https://www.cxpartners.co.uk/) to build a live chat service that has survivors at the heart of everything that is designed.
In this session Emma Howell (https://uk.linkedin.com/in/emma-howell) will share her approach to research with survivors and individuals experiencing domestic abuse, how safety was considered and planned for and the importance of content design. Emma will also talk about getting an organisation ready to support a service like this.
Emma Howell is formerly of cxpartners and is now a UX designer for Essex County Council - this blog post outlines the basis of the presentation https://www.ucdgathering.net/programme/designing-live-chat-service-women-experiencing-domestic-violence.
Drafting letter to the PCC about the legal basis of Cellebrite
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In this event, we will be drafting a letter to the PCC about the legal basis and controls on the use of the Cellebrite and other similar mobile phone data extraction tools. We are encouraging concerned members of the public to help us with this.
It will be a nice collective action to get together in a physical space to discuss it and have a tangible outcome.
Info on the use of these tools by the local authorities can be found here:
What are your digital rights under the law? How can we challenge surveillance by the police and corporations? We have two expert speakers to talk about recent developments.
Dan Carey is a solicitor at Deighton Pierce Glynn in Bristol who represents Open Rights Group in its challenge to mass surveillance at the European Court of Human Rights and has acted for Privacy International and private individuals in relation to surveillance and data protection issues. He will ask what the law can do to protect us against new surveillance tech, including our rights under the GDPR.
Millie Graham Wood is a solicitor at Privacy International. Privacy International works around the world on issues relating to surveillance, data protection and data exploitation. In the UK they are responsible for ground-breaking challenges against the intelligence agencies in relation to mass surveillance practices and increasingly are looking at the use of new technologies by the police and other state actors. A recent report 'Digital Stop and Search' exposed the use of mobile phone extraction technologies which has taken place in secret since 2012.
Could new plans to make Britain "the safest place in the world to be online" have unintended consequences?
Hear from ORG campaigns manager Mike Morel, legal officer Alex Haydock about how the Government is working with social media companies to decide acceptable standards for online content.
Learn how heavy fines encourage the use of not-so-smart filters that can silence free speech, and how murky definitions of 'harmful content' give social media companies unprecedented control over free expression.
No experience is necessary to attend this FREE event.
After the success of building HealthTech Women hubs in London and across the North of England, we are delighted to be extending our reach and launching a new hub in Bristol. Our HTW UK South West Soirée will welcome leading ladies from across health and social care.
We are pleased to announce the event will be opened by our National Ambassador, Beverley Bryant, Director of Digital Transformation at NHS Digital, and hosted by Jocelyn Palmer, Programme Manager at the South, Central & West CSU. Andy Kinnear, Director of Digital Transformation at the CSU, will be making a cameo appearance sharing the progress of the Connecting Care Programme.
Meet us for networking and refreshments and hear our panellists share their personal journeys into healthtech and the transformational work they are delivering across health and care.
Our panellists include:
• Beverley Bryant – Director of Digital Transformation, NHS Digital
• Deborah Evans – Managing Director, West of England AHSN
• Angela Clark – Deputy Service Director: Children & Family, Bristol City Council
• Natalie Liao – Assurance & Delivery Manager, NHS England
When: Tuesday 13th September, 5.30-8.30pm
Where: The Boardroom, Market Chambers, 20 St Nicholas St, BS1 1UB
This event is free – the £5 ticket charge will be refunded on attendance.
Big thanks to our event sponsor ERS Connect.
Please feel free to share this event with your contacts and we hope to see you there.
Louise Sinclair
Head of UK Network,
HealthTech Women UK
After the success of building HealthTech Women hubs in London and across the North of England, we are delighted to be extending our reach and launching a new hub in Bristol. Our HTW UK South West Soirée will welcome leading ladies from across health and social care.
We are pleased to announce the event will be opened by our National Ambassador, Beverley Bryant, Director of Digital Transformation at NHS Digital, and hosted by Jocelyn Palmer, Programme Manager at the South, Central & West CSU. Andy Kinnear, Director of Digital Transformation at the CSU, will be making a cameo appearance sharing the progress of the Connecting Care Programme.
Meet us for networking and refreshments and hear our panellists share their personal journeys into healthtech and the transformational work they are delivering across health and care.
Our panellists include:
• Beverley Bryant – Director of Digital Transformation, NHS Digital
• Deborah Evans – Managing Director, West of England AHSN
• Angela Clark – Deputy Service Director: Children & Family, Bristol City Council
• Natalie Liao – Assurance & Delivery Manager, NHS England
When: Tuesday 13th September, 5.30-8.30pm
Where: The Boardroom, Market Chambers, 20 St Nicholas St, BS1 1UB
This event is free – the £5 ticket charge will be refunded on attendance.
Big thanks to our event sponsors, ERS Connect and Graphnet Health.
Please feel free to share this event with your contacts and we hope to see you there.
Louise Sinclair
Head of UK Network,
HealthTech Women UK
After the success of building HealthTech Women hubs in London and across the North of England, we are delighted to be extending our reach and launching a new hub in Bristol. Our HTW UK South West Soirée will welcome leading ladies from across health and social care.
We are pleased to announce the event will be opened by our National Ambassador, Beverley Bryant, Director of Digital Transformation at NHS Digital, and hosted by Jocelyn Palmer, Programme Manager at the South, Central & West CSU. Andy Kinnear, Director of Digital Transformation at the CSU, will be making a cameo appearance sharing the progress of the Connecting Care Programme.
Meet us for networking and refreshments and hear our panellists share their personal journeys into healthtech and the transformational work they are delivering across health and care.
Our panellists include:
• Beverley Bryant – Director of Digital Transformation, NHS Digital
• Deborah Evans – Managing Director, West of England AHSN
• Angela Clark – Deputy Service Director: Children & Family, Bristol City Council
• Natalie Liao – Assurance & Delivery Manager, NHS England
When: Tuesday 13th September, 5.30-8.30pm
Where: TBC, Central Bristol
This event is free – the £5 ticket charge will be refunded on attendance. Please book your place at www.tinyurl.com/htwsws
Big thanks to our event sponsor ERS Connect.
Please feel free to share this event with your contacts and we hope to see you there.
After the success of building HealthTech Women hubs in London and across the North of England, we are delighted to be extending our reach and launching a new hub in Bristol. Our HTW UK South West Soirée will welcome leading ladies from across health and social care.
We are pleased to announce the event will be opened by our National Ambassador, Beverley Bryant, Director of Digital Transformation at NHS Digital, and hosted by Jocelyn Palmer, Programme Manager at the South, Central & West CSU. Andy Kinnear, Director of Digital Transformation at the CSU, will be making a cameo appearance sharing the progress of the Connecting Care Programme.
Meet us for networking and refreshments and hear our panellists share their personal journeys into healthtech and the transformational work they are delivering across health and care.
Our panellists include:
Beverley Bryant – Director of Digital Transformation, NHS Digital
Deborah Evans – Managing Director, West of England AHSN
Angela Clark – Deputy Service Director: Children & Family, Bristol City Council
When: Tuesday 13th September, 5.30-8.30pm
Where: TBC, Central Bristol
This event is free – the £5 ticket charge will be refunded on attendance.
Please feel free to share this event with your contacts and we hope to see you there.
Louise Sinclair
Head of UK Network, HealthTech Women UK
Come to a free screening of 'The Haystack', followed by Q&A
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ORG Bristol are linking up with ORG London to show the Scenes of Reason documentary 'The Haystack,' a film which examines surveillance in Britain today, particularly in light of the debates in Parliament surrounding the Investigatory Powers Bill. Please join us for what should be a fascinating exploration of a controversial and hotly-debated subject.
It will be held in the Old Council Chamber in Bristol University's Wills Memorial Building. We will be joining the London Q&A via video link after the screening.
A meet-up for those interested in discussing and hearing about inspiring 'civic technology' projects in Bristol and beyond.
Speakers include Paul Wilson and Professor Dimitra Simeonidou from Bristol Is Open, Mike Dunn from Sift Digital, Ben Fowkes from Delib and Ben Nickolls from mySociety Services.
If you're interested in digital democracy, open data, civic hacking, transparency and more, then come along to the mySociety meet-up in Bristol.
You'll meet some of the mySociety team and other like minded people, as well as have a few drinks and some snacks.
You'll also hear some awesome talks by the following guest speakers:
- Matt Jukes, Head of Digital Transformation at Office for National Statistics: Matt will talk about trying to build a government website to Government Digital Service (GDS) standards at the Office for National Statistics without the benefits of their team, while trying not to break procurement rules.
- Sarah Prag: Sarah worked, until recently, at the Government Digital Service (GDS), where she was the Product Manager for the launch of GOV.UK. Sarah will chat about developing and launching GOV.UK, and her latest work exploring what it takes to digitally transform a public service.
- The Delib team: Ben Fowkes and the Delib guys will chat about what projects are exciting them at the moment in the world of digital democracy, policy crowd-sourcing, public consultation, participative governance and open source.
They'll focus particularly on a local project they've been running with the Mayor of Bristol, George Ferguson, called 'George's Ideas Lab'.
mySociety Bristol Meet-Up: With speakers Matt Jukes, Sarah Prag and the Delib Team
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If you're interested in digital democracy, open data, civic hacking, transparency and more, then come along to the mySociety meet-up in Bristol.
You'll meet some of the mySociety team and other like minded people, as well as have a few drinks and some snacks.
We'll also be joined by the following guest speakers:
- Matt Jukes, Head of Digital Transformation at Office for National Statistics: Matt will talk about trying to build a government website to Government Digital Service (GDS) standards at the Office for National Statistics without the benefits of their team, while trying not to break procurement rules.
- Sarah Prag: Sarah worked, until recently, at the Government Digital Service (GDS), where she was the Product Manager for the launch of GOV.UK. Sarah will chat about developing and launching GOV.UK, and her latest work exploring what it takes to digitally transform a public service.
- The Delib team: Ben Fowkes and the Delib guys will chat about what projects are exciting them at the moment in the world of digital democracy, policy crowd-sourcing, public consultation, participative governance and open source.
They'll focus particularly on a local project they've been running with the Mayor of Bristol, George Ferguson, called 'George's Ideas Lab'.
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