Celebrating 15 years of bright ideas

Thursday 13 May 2027

Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester

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Headshot of Camp Digital speaker Seyi Akiwowo

Seyi Akiwowo

Governance Architect, Author of 'How to Stay Safe Online'

Portrait of Gavin Strange seated against a bright red background, wearing a patterned cap and checked jacket.

Gavin Strange

Designer & director, Aardman Animations & JamFactory

Studio portrait of Ettie Bailey-King wearing a pink top and balancing several books on their head while looking upwards.

Ettie Bailey-King

Inclusive & accessible communication consultant

Portrait of a person with short dark hair and glasses, wearing a black-and-white striped top and sitting at a table with a laptop. A wood-burning stove is visible in the background.

Lauren Pope

Independent Content Strategist, Content Designer, & Director of La Pope

Studio portrait of Lou Downe holding a bright green telephone handset to one ear against a pale background.

Lou Downe

Founder and Director, The School of Good Services

Studio portrait of Sarah Drummond holding a bright green telephone handset to one ear against a pale background.

Sarah Drummond

Design strategist & filmmaker, Director of The School of Good Services

Tash Willcocks speaking on stage, wearing a white T-shirt and gesturing with one hand during a presentation.

Tash Willcocks

Learning designer, facilitator & systems thinker

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Zhen Yang

Communications Manager, Greater Manchester Combined Authority

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The Royal Northern College of Music

124 Oxford Road Manchester

The Royal Northern College of Music is a world-class conservatoire in the heart of Manchester, and a space that brings people together. It’s been home to Camp Digital for the past fourth years, and we’re excited to be returning for a fifth.

124 Oxford Road Manchester

What our attendees say

I love it all, best conference of the year by far, always.
Inspiring and interesting talks, great opportunity to meet like-minded people and learn about brilliant work people are doing.
It was energetic and very much felt like a community. I was particularly impressed by all the ways it made the conference accessible (people with kids, live captioning etc.)
The people, the atmosphere, the celebration of digital and that it was in Manchester. An excellent, enjoyable uplifting event.