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Joe Roberson

About Joe Roberson

Joe is a Tech for Good blogger, bid writer and consultant who knows what it takes to make a tech project successful and sustainable. In 2013 he co-founded the multi-award winning Mind Of My Own app for kids in care and is author of over 100 articles on Tech for Good and bid writing. Get spikier blogs from Joe at www.workingwithjoe.co.uk

A Fun Way to Learn About Charity Digital Service Design (free download)

December 20, 2019 By Joe Roberson

Designer and Charity Worker

“Her quest had taken her all over the world, to many different charity digital experts and agencies. But she still hadn’t found what she was looking for.”

The Catalyst (part funded by Comic Relief) has launched a new resource to help charity workers learn about digital design. It’s a fable called ‘The Charity Worker and the Digital Service Designer’. It follows one young charity worker’s yearning quest to learn about digital service design. [Read more…] about A Fun Way to Learn About Charity Digital Service Design (free download)

Tech vs Abuse 2019 Funding Round Open

June 11, 2019 By Joe Roberson

woman using phone

Comic Relief has teamed up with Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and The Clothworkers Foundation to re-launch its Tech vs Abuse funding programme.

The programme is now open for applications and closes midday, July 4th. It offers up to 12 x [Read more…] about Tech vs Abuse 2019 Funding Round Open

Who Made the 2019 Tech for Good Longlist?

May 28, 2019 By Joe Roberson

Business model making

Earlier this year we invited UK charities and not-for-profits to apply to Tech for Good 2019.

We gave them tips and advice on how to create a strong proposal then waited for the applications to arrive. We received 82. Here’s how Comic Relief and Paul Hamlyn’s joint assessment team processed them: [Read more…] about Who Made the 2019 Tech for Good Longlist?

Invitation to Tender for Digital Support Programme 2019

May 17, 2019 By Joe Roberson

hand supporting tree

Preparations for 2019’s funding programme are going well. Soon we’ll be announcing the long list, then moving swiftly to awarding grants totalling approximately £600,000.

But in the meantime we’ve a new opportunity to run the programme’s digital support work, providing mentoring and advice for 2019’s grantees. [Read more…] about Invitation to Tender for Digital Support Programme 2019

New £600,000 Tech vs Abuse Funding Round To Launch

May 3, 2019 By Joe Roberson

Yip yippay, more Tech for Good funding is on the way…

Comic Relief have teamed up with Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and The Clothworkers Foundation to re-launch its Tech vs Abuse funding programme.

The fund expects to open at the end of May. It will offer [Read more…] about New £600,000 Tech vs Abuse Funding Round To Launch

5 ‘I’ll Get Through This’ Posts For When Your Tech for Good Lover Goes Away (for a short while)

February 25, 2019 By Joe Roberson

Goodbye sunset

We’re going away for a while. We don’t expect you to miss us, this is only a blog after all.

But if you were our lover these are the kind of posts we’d leave you to read while we’re gone: [Read more…] about 5 ‘I’ll Get Through This’ Posts For When Your Tech for Good Lover Goes Away (for a short while)

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