Bradford Anti-Poverty Events Group Presents ‘Safer Internet Day’ Webinar

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 5^th 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

The event organised by the Bradford Anti-Poverty Events Group, that comprises eight organisations including:  Bradford District Credit Union, CNET, Artworks Creative Communities, People CAN, Bradford Council, Barnardo’s, Stronger Families and Carers’ Resource, follows the Group’s recent international ‘Buy Nowt’ alternative Black Friday webinar event.

This event will also launch a digital and financial inclusion project to coincide with the national Census with information on the Census, Citizen Coin, Internet Safety and how to save and borrow with the Credit Union in activity packs going to 10,000 vulnerable families.

When is it?

‘Safer Internet Day’ is Tuesday 9^th February from 1-3pm

How do I book on?

To book on the ‘Safer Internet Day’ Webinar on the 9th Feb, please click this link

Who is this webinar for?

Community practitioners, local authorities, credit union staff and anyone wanting to learn more about digital/ financial inclusion and its relationship to poverty

Who do I contact for more information?

Email ian.brewer@bdcu.co.uk for any queries about this webinar