This year, the Forum will explore how digital health can both give people access and unfairly exclude them from information about health and disease. Over three days, participants will discuss questions such as: How do we give opportunity to the poorest of the poor, people in fragile settings, women, young people, people with disabilities, and people with diverse sexual and gender identities and expressions? How do we make life easier for overburdened health care workers and caregivers who are caring for the whole child? How do we address these issues alongside the realities of pandemics and climate change?