Luke Wilson

Luke is Project Delivery Manager at Tinder Foundation, a registered charity which supports digitally and socially excluded people to improve their lives through digital. Tinder Foundation is the organisation behind the UK Online Centre Network. He is currently facilitating the further development of Tinder Foundation’s library offer with the aim of establishing Tinder as a default national partner for libraries in delivering digital inclusion and addressing other social inequalities through digital.

Libraries and Get Online Week

Luke Wilson, 14 October 2016 - Events, Outcome: digital

Luke Wilson from Tinder Foundation tells about plans for next week, and the role libraries play

Taking digital inclusion in libraries to the next level

Luke Wilson, 22 September 2016 - Case study, Outcome: digital

Luke Wilson from Tinder Foundation talks about their event where 100 library workers and stakeholders got together to share best practice models of partnership, community engagement, and practical delivery

Tinder Foundation’s Google Digital Garage Partnership

Luke Wilson, 8 April 2016 - Digital

New funding available to libraries to support businesses with digital skills

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The DCMS Libraries team supports ministers, as they oversee and promote the improvement of local government's provision of public library services in England. It is also responsible for other library policy such as DCMS sponsorship of the British Library and Public Lending Right Scheme. On this blog, members of the team talk about their work. Find out more

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