Showcase

Public AI observatories launched in UK and Australian cities engaged communities in exploring AI’s real-world impact. Findings are now guiding local governments on inclusive and responsible AI governance.

Trust Mapping workshops are a method used to encourage reflective learning within a system or organisation. Workshop participants work together to create a visualisation of social relationships, which can help to examine issues and potential improvements. The Scaling Trust project conducted trust mapping workshops with security practitioners working in cyber security.

The Complexity Appropriate Participatory Techniques Utilised for Reimagining Energy policy Design (CAPTURED) project is a futures study that uses participatory methods to envision alternative UK green economy futures leading up to 2050.

This project promotes digital equity by engaging young key populations in Colombia, Ghana, Kenya, and Vietnam to co-produce research on barriers to online health access, highlighting how stigma, digital exclusion, and inadequate infrastructure hinder the right to health in the digital age.

For the ESRC-Digital Good Network project, we teamed up with Geochicas, a feminist map-makers grassroots, to co-design data visualisations as a method to surface how neutrality operates in a particular digital good.

This showcase explores the use of data visualisation and interactive computational simulations as methods for engagement with complex subjects and as methods to support learning and developing awareness.