Introducing Digital Lib Dems

As we get ever closer to an election, it is essential a Liberal Democrat voice and viewpoint is in every policy sphere – including tech and digital policy. Policy-making on online safety, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data protection, and digital competition will shape everyday life in Britain, as well as our success as a country on the world stage.

Our counterparts, DigitalTories and LabourDigital, frequently speak out about their parties’ viewpoints on tech and digital matters so it is crucial for the Liberal Democrats to be equally represented in this conversation. That’s why we are proud to announce the launch of the Digital Lib Dems.

This network will bring together Lib Dems across the digital and technology sectors to collaborate, develop high-quality policy proposals, share valuable opportunities, and represent the party in tech and digital spaces. By harnessing the expertise and insights of professionals within these sectors, we can ensure that our party’s policies are informed, innovative, and responsive to the challenges and opportunities of the digital age.

If you’re passionate about shaping the future of tech and digital policy and want to play a vital role in influencing the direction of the Liberal Democrats, we invite you to join us. By becoming a member of the Digital LibDems, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute to meaningful policy development, connect with like-minded individuals, and help shape the party’s stance on key issues.

To get involved, simply follow the link here and sign up to join the network. 

We will be launching the network at the upcoming Spring Conference in York. RSVP today to secure your spot, as spaces are limited. If you register your interest, we’ll be in touch soon with confirmation and further details.

Together, let’s ensure that the Liberal Democrats are at the forefront of tech and digital policy development, shaping a future that works for everyone. Our unique voice, and our dedication to a free, fair and open society are essential to crafting digital policy that works for everyone.

* Hannah Shimko is a Lib Dem Member and co-founder of Digital Lib Dems

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2 Comments

  • Robin Stafford 10th Mar '24 - 9:11am

    Just wondered if you’d listened to the recent podcast on LDV on AI…

  • Robin Stafford 11th Mar '24 - 9:25am

    … and will the launch or meeting be on Zoom for those of us that cannot make it to York?

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