Join us for this online event where we will be sharing some real-world examples of how to implement the latest accessibility innovations effectively.
Learn more on Putting accessibility innovations into practiceJoin social researchers from the Department for Transport (DfT) to find out more about the development of their 'Transport User Personas', an engaging, evidence-based tool that helps put people at the centre of decision-making at DfT.
Learn more on Transport User Personas: putting people at the heart of our decisionsJoin us to learn more about the new noise modelling system created by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
Learn more on Developing an award winning Environmental Noise Modelling SystemJoin senior analytical leaders from across the devolved governments to find out more about the importance of understanding devolution and how to maximise opportunities for working together across UK Government and the devolved nations.
Learn more on Innovative ways of working: devolution for analystsJoin the National Audit Office (NAO) to hear insights from their recent survey of the use of AI in government and what government needs to do to achieve the potential large-scale benefits of this technology.
Learn more on Use of artificial intelligence (AI) in governmentThe session will showcase af_colours, which is an open-source package developed to demonstrate best practice in data visualisation for accessibility alongside RAP principles.
Learn more on af_colours: an introduction to using Reproducible Analytical Pipelines (RAP)Join CDDO (Central Digital and Data Office) for an engaging live webinar, presented by David Knott, Chief Technology Officer for Government.
Learn more on Spotlight on Artificial IntelligenceJoin the Cabinet Office International Comparison team as they share their multidisciplinary analytical approach to communicating analysis and insight to a non-technical audience.
Learn more on Visual storytelling: international comparative analysis in governmentJoin experts from the Government Actuary's Department (GAD) to hear about their journey of embracing non-traditional analyst talent and how it has benefitted them.
Learn more on Embracing diversity in analytical talentJoin the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) to find out more about the cross-government Languages Group and their aims to promote the development of intelligent relationships between departments and the academic languages research community.
Learn more on Using languages expertise to support government thinking