Welcome to digital:works

We are an arts and educational charity with over 15 years experience. Our work rests on the principles of participation with local communities, working to give people a voice using a choice of creative mediums.

Our projects involve using mediums such as film making, animation, oral history interviews, fine art, design, photography and interactive websites as an engaging and exciting way of learning about and exploring issues important to communities as well as encouraging greater interaction between different generations and cultures.

We work with schools, charities and local government departments to design and deliver projects that address issues important to particular communities and organisations. To find out more about how we work click here.

Look inside to find information about the work digital:works does. The site features detailed information on the projects we have undertaken. If you wish to be kept informed of digital:works latest activities and updates on our latest projects, why not subscribe to our newsletter.

If you wish to discuss any project ideas you might have, or how we might be able to help you and your organization, please do contact us.

Charity Registration number: 1124659

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    “The Pavilion DVD/booklet has inspired several projects here at Weymouth & Portland Partnership. We thank you for our copy and look forward to future digital:works projects.”
    by Louise Stewart, Partnership Manager, Weymouth & Portland Partnership Pavilion in the Past project
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    Bournemouth Echo feature

    Thee digital:works project ‘Our Working Lives‘ has been featured in a double page spread in Bournemouth Echo (Tuesday November 15 issue). Click on the image above to see larger version.

    Made by Stockwell Primary School with support from digital:works and funding provided by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Find out more at www.stallstories.org.uk

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