Support the Centre for Digital Ethics
Your donation can help us:Conduct independent research
into emerging digital harms and the social consequences of new technologies
Develop practical policy recommendations
that place human rights, autonomy and accountability at the centre of technology governance
Support digital and autonomy literacy
to help people understand how digital systems can shape what they see, believe and choose.
Bring together researchers, policymakers, practitioners and the public
to have informed conversations about the future of technology
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Your donation helps support the Centre for Digital Ethics’ work to understand and address the social and ethical challenges created by emerging technologies.
Donations contribute towards our independent research, policy engagement, educational initiatives, public events and other activities that help promote a more ethical and human-centred digital future.
As a nonprofit organisation, we aim to use donations responsibly and where they can have the greatest impact. Where appropriate, your support may also help us respond to emerging issues and opportunities in digital ethics as they arise.
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Yes. There are several ways to support the Centre for Digital Ethics.
You can make a donation to support our ongoing work, collaborate with us on research and projects, attend our events, share our work, or contribute your expertise and perspectives to conversations about digital ethics.
If you would like to explore a more substantial partnership, research collaboration or other way of supporting CDE, please get in touch with our team.
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Yes. We welcome offers of in-kind support where they can contribute meaningfully to our work.
This could include professional expertise, research support, event or venue support, software or technology, communications support, or other goods and services that would help us advance our mission.
If you would like to offer an in-kind donation, please contact us with details of what you would like to contribute and how you think it could support CDE.