With a background in human rights law, youth work and community organising Adam co-founded The Bristol Cable; an internationally recognised 100% community-owned magazine redefining local media. He was the recipient of a British Journalism Award in 2019 and has worked on policy and practical solutions for the broken market of quality journalism in the UK and beyond.
Before joining CONNECTED BY DATA, Adam worked for a not-for-profit supporting public services to take a more system-wide approach to complex social issues, from health inequalities to public participation in city government.
Bringing campaigning and communications experience, Adam is particularly interested in the nexus of media, policy and community action to make progressive ideas on big issues a reality.
Adam is currently studying at the Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose at UCL, learning more on how public policy - from social care to the climate crisis – can be mobilised for these ends.
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Connected by Data is proud to have contributed to the development of pioneering new standards on the use of AI to manage workers in Wales.
As part of the Trade Union Congress Cymru’s reference group on AI, Adam Cantwell-Corn fed into the development of guidance that sets high standards for the voice and rights of workers concerning use of AI in public sector bodies. The guidance was adopted formally by the Welsh Government in December 2024.
We were pleased to support the research and writing of the Wales’ TUC report entitled “A snapshot of workers in Wales’ understanding and experience of AI”.
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