The Alan Turing Institute is delighted to invite you to two separate but related one day workshops that explore new forms of social exclusion in a digital society and the scope to monitor and mitigate these with digital resources. By bringing together social scientists, digital researchers and involved practitioners we hope to build partnerships to unlock new data and develop new tools and to strengthen the work of the Alan Turing Institute in these areas.

The workshops will involve presentations and round table discussions aimed at clarifying research questions, and helping develop research relationships.

For the latest information, check the workshop website.

Register for each workshop by following links below:

Workshop 1: May 1st: Thin Files and the  Data Poor: the impacts of thin files on social exclusion, and the potential to leverage new data sources to strengthen personal files for credit, work, benefits, etc.

Workshop 2: May 2nd: Using Data Science Tools to Study Platform Workers, their struggles and joys.