Engaging with AI takes a team
Session 1 - April 9th 2025
Join the Gloucestershire Data Day team for 'AI Hour' - a regular series of online conversations exploring what developments in artificial intelligence mean for Gloucestershire.
#GlosDataDay 2024
Over 145 people joined us for #GlosDataDay 2024, a packed day of sharing, discussing, creating and connecting, all focused on making data work for Gloucestershire.
Warm welcome to our artist in residence
Welcome to Lucy J Turner, the newest member of the CG team who is our artist in residence on the Healthy Communities Together Co-Lab programme.
Image alt-text: Co-lab participants Alan, Kia and Sophie in a lively discussion.
I'm not saying data is love. But what if it was?
Dr Alex Waldrop was our “keynote listener” at glosdataday. She dedicated her time on the day to listening. She heard what was being talked about, she noticed who was there and who wasn’t and she took notice so that she could give all those voices the opportunity to be heard. After a day of dropping into workshops and joining open space sessions Alex presented back to the room. This is what she heard:
Asking people to attend a ‘data day’ is not an easy sell.
But we knew it was important and we had a strong desire to make it happen!
Create Gloucestershire were one of the four partners who came together to host the dataday. Back in the Autumn of last year we began conversations to imagine this event. It was going to be unashamedly about data and it was going to inspire, inform and empower everyone who came along. That was the plan.