West Tech Assemblage 2025
Digital Access & Inclusion: Bringing Communities Together
Join us for our upcoming conference, Digital Access & Inclusion: Bringing Communities Together. We’ll take a look into the exciting world of digital technology and its considerable impact on society.
As tech keeps changing our lives at a rapid pace, understanding digital citizenship and promoting online inclusiveness is more important than ever. These elements are key to building a positive and harmonious digital community.
We’ll celebrate success stories from diverse regions, explore effective strategies, and discuss policies, partnerships, and grassroots initiatives that foster digital equality and inclusion. We’ll highlight organizations that truly benefit citizens, introduce you to the champions of inclusion, and share stories from those who have experienced the transformative power of digital access.
By highlighting the collaborative efforts and innovative solutions across local government catchment areas, we aim to foster new conversations and collaborations that will continue the challenge to bridge the digital divide and ensure that everyone, regardless of their background or abilities, has equal access to services, facilities, and opportunities.
West Tech Assemblage 2025 is a must-attend event for anyone passionate about driving digital inclusion and building connections. It’s not just about aspiring for change, but about making real plans, setting clear goals, and ensuring everyone moves forward together
Founder and manager of Switched on Seniors
Minister for Indigenous Australians
“As more essential services move to a digital first model, the need to improve digital literacy and skills is growing, particularly for groups including older Australians, people on low incomes, people with disabilities and Indigenous Australians.”
Minister for Environment; Disability Services; Electoral Affairs, Deputy Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council
“These conversations are really important, not just because they impact your organisation or you, but because they reflect the leadership that you as individuals have in advancing Western Australia’s community, whether it be economically, socially or indeed culturally. The equitable inclusion of people with disability in all aspects of business and community is imperative, particularly for the post-COVID economic and social recovery in Western Australia.”
Minister for Disability Services; Fisheries;
Seniors and Ageing; Small Business
“We cannot afford to leave people behind in our society. In the past, we may not have had the technology or access to the technology that could help to address some of these challenges. But today we do.”
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