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We can't wait to join SHCG Trustee Louise for this exciting panel discussion next week!
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Social History Curators Group retweeted
🔎 FIERCE WOMEN+ LAUNCH EVENT 🔎 -- Are you a heritage professional or student in Paisley or Glasgow? We'd love you to join us for the launch of our new @HeritageFundSCO funded heritage project! 🖤 Wed 21st Aug 10-11.30am (+ pastries) 🎟️ BOOK: buff.ly/3WRsQ9n 1/3
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Social History Curators Group retweeted
Hi @socialhistorycurator we have recently convened a regional meeting to discuss ideas to promote more creative health opportunities for NE children and young people and have sent our ideas to the new NE Combined Authority.
No hub for #KickTheDust in the north-east, the dropping of children as a priority from @NECulture and only having two @YAC_CBA s in the area have all had an impact. #SHCG2024
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Articulating why you want to break down barriers for these communities this will win over others in your organisation. #SHCG2024
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Collective grief can be a response to war, pandemic, national figures (Princess Diana, the Queen), national disaster. Museum responses to it driven by contributors not curators can explode and provide validation through tangible outputs like concerts or web content. #SHCG2024
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Someone on a Bristol tour was so engaged by the museum that they volunteered to lead an outreach session on another topic! #SHCG2024 #lgbtqia #pride #PrideMonth
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Sense of attachment to local place is growing among young people and that can lead to more engagement with heritage, intersecting with representation and validation in ways similar to engaging young #LGBTQIA audiences. #SHCG2024
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Work is beginning on how older audiences respond to these histories being more told. #SHCG2024
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Complaints tell more about the complainer than the need for telling these stories - no 'both sides'-ism! #SHCG2024
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The story of Iphis, Telethusa, Ianthe and Isis (all the I's!) still resonates with trans youth. #SHCG2024
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Rating mood before and after the tours, nervousness, intimidation and not being used to museums figured before but powerful positive emotions like hope and empowerment after. #SHCG2024
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Protests and local *insert-gender-identity-here*s at @mshedbristol have made powerful personal and local connections, while Diana's mythology proved an 'in' to #asexual history and identity. #ace #LGBTQIA. #PrideMonth #pride #Pride2024 #SHCG2024
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Jack's tours and making-sessions at @bristolmuseum and @Mshedbristol build on those museums' strong existing outreach to communities, but also breaks silences on #LGBTQIA via the delftware, Asia and ancient Egypt galleries. #SHCG2024
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Powerful fringe benefits can be reductions in transphobic and homophobic abuse. #SHCG2024
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Young #LGBTQIA people love to see museums reflecting that 'we're here, we're seen, we're contributing, we're important' (less catchy thank the other phrase starting that way!) and broadens cis/straight young people's minds on other ways of being. #SHCG2024
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Transport costs, varying provision of heritage and museum sites, #CostOfLiving crisis and cut school and arts budgets all militate against us at the moment. #SHCG2024
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Efforts to break down barriers to deprived communities and to #LGBTQIA communities feed into each other. #SHCG2024
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