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Published Trust-M newsletters:
Uutiskirje nro. 1 / Newsletter No. 1:
1. Brief introduction of the project
Learn what Trust-M is working on in its new funding period to support trustworthy, inclusive digital public services for migrants in Finland, including an overview of our key research themes and collaboration with the City of Espoo.
2. Research news
Get accessible summaries of our latest research on privacy in speech technologies and migrants’ perceptions of AI-driven chatbots in public services – highlighting both the opportunities and risks of AI for inclusion and trust.
3. Recommended reading
Explore recommended interviews and blog posts on speech technology security, co-creation with immigrant communities, digital inclusion as a power structure, and how EU data regulations shape trust in digital services.
4. Events
See how you can get involved through our study on Espoo’s Voxit participation platform, and read a recap of the ETMU conference we organized on breaking digital barriers and designing technologies for inclusive societies.
Uutiskirje nro. 1 (FI) | Newsletter No. 1 (EN)
Uutiskirje nro. 2 / Newsletter No. 2:
In this issue, we explain how our University of Vaasa team is developing new ways to understand trust, care, and a sense of belonging in AI-assisted public services, especially from the perspective of migrants’ everyday lives. You will also find a list of our latest publications, which address topics such as access to information, cultural inclusion, AI tools, privacy, and participatory cross-cultural research.
In addition, we share three recommended reads, discuss our participation in the DigiUp launch event, and introduce two upcoming opportunities to get involved in our activities: a NordiCHI workshop on the role of intermediaries in digital public services, and a study circle for public sector practitioners working with digitalisation, care, and inclusion.