CDCS Town Hall Meeting Autumn 2024

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CDCS Town Hall Autumn 2024

 

The Centre for Data, Culture & Society is shaped by its community: it is important to us that our activities are open and relevant and that we create plenty of opportunities to share ideas and feedback. Join us for our Autumn Town Hall meeting where we will be sharing news of our work, upcoming events, funding opportunities and projects, and discussing the strategic directions we are taking. Our Town Hall meetings are open to anyone with an interest in the Centre.

The Town Hall will also offer a chance for you to learn more about the CDCS Digital Research Sandpit and showcase projects that have previously been supported through the sandpit. 

The meeting will take place in Room 1.82 of the Edinburgh Futures Institute. Please register to attend via events.ed.ac.uk (link above).

Room 1.82, Edinburgh Futures Institute

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