Inside Conscious Communications' battle against tech inequality in Cambridgeshire

Conscious Communications won ‘Best in Community Engagement’ at The Drum Awards for Social Purpose, with a project called ‘Digital Drive’. Launched under the umbrella of Cambridge 2030, it was aimed at addressing tech inequality – particularly important for children kept out of classrooms by Covid-19. The project put 3,000 laptops in the hands of students and raised over half a million pounds. Here, get behind the scenes of this winning entry.

Related Keywords

Cambridgeshire ,United Kingdom ,Cambridge ,Peterborough ,Fenland ,United Kingdom General ,Phil Priestley ,Julie Spence ,Hazel Belchamber ,Eddie Latham ,Cambridgeshire County Council ,Linkedin ,Twitter ,Peterborough City Council ,Cambs Youth Panel ,Cambs Youth Panel Amazon Wish List ,Un Sustainable Development Goals ,Cambridge Digital Partnership ,Council Go Fund Me ,Cambridge Network ,Development Goals ,Digital Drive ,County Council ,Youth Panel ,Lord Lieutenant ,Cambs Youth ,Amazon Wish ,Cambridge News ,Assistant Director ,Education Capital ,Place Planning ,Velocity Commerce ,Cambridge Independent ,Peterborough Telegraph ,Cambridgeshire Live ,Cambs Times ,Peterborough Matters ,Fenland Citizen ,Your Area ,Ely Standard ,Community ,The Drum Awards ,Wards Case Studies ,