Meet us at an event

Find us at an event to hear about our projects live, learn from our experts, or just come and say hi!

If you’d like us to be involved with your event, contact our Communications Manager.

Coming up

We’re thrilled to partner with Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s Insight Infrastructure team on an event series that will help you understand what cutting-edge AI tools and tech can do for your data. Throughout 2025, we’re hosting webinars, panels, and workshops for third sector professionals who want to get the most out of their data this year.

Datalyst 2025

08:30–17:00, Thursday 12 June, The Catalyst Newcastle

We’re a proud charity partner of Datalyst 2025, an event dedicated to the future of data, accounting, finance and analytics. Learn how data professionals are transforming finance and accounting with tools like AI, robotics, and automation!

Data in action for the third sector

12:00-13:00, Monday 7 July, online

As part of London Data week, join us for an interactive session and learn how to get your organisation’s data working for you. In this practical session, we’ll provide real-life examples, share how to frame organisational issues, and help you assess whether data can help you solve them, and build a project from there.

Past events

Couldn’t make it? Check out videos and resources from our previous talks and sessions.

Resource: Key data skills for charity impact

Our Head of Data Science, Dulcie Vousden, led a session on key data skills for charity impact. Explore new ways to evaluate what’s really working and engage your team.

Blog: Bridging the gap between AI and the third sector

Our panel of sector leaders discussed the opportunities, barriers, and potential solutions to bridging the gap between the public and private sectors’ use of AI.

Video: What is generative AI, and how can it help you get more out of your data?

Our first webinar in a series of three about how AI can support the third sector’s data use. How can these tools go beyond digital assistants, and support you to get more out of your data?