This is an article written to introduce three important secure, free and capable operating systems to the general public. It is written with a particular view to communities who live with a low financial income and to those who are interested in sustainable computing. It is highlighting thoughts around what software we use and the ethics of the software we use. Read more…
This is a section of the research which I have been doing examining the bureaucratic processes, and the people who action them, in the social systems that govern the lives of many people in contemporary Britain. It is a sociological investigation prompted by the harms witnessed by institutional activity on the financially least advantaged populations.
The aim of the ragged schools was simple. They wished to provide free schooling for those children who otherwise would have received no education. The reasons for providing this schooling, however, were diverse. Some ragged schools were established in the belief that all children should be taught regardless of their social background. Read more…