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Cambridge Collaborations for Community Heritage

剑桥社区遗产合作

基本信息

批准号：
AH/J013536/1
负责人：
Carenza Lewis
金额：
$ 2.54万
依托单位：
University of Cambridge
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2012
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2012 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FJ013536%2F1
关键词：
Cambridge Collaborations Community Heritage

项目摘要

The Department of Archaeology and Anthropology, Institute of Continuing Education and Public Engagement team at the University of Cambridge plan to collaborate to network with new and existing community and voluntary sector contacts to bring academic researchers together with external contacts to develop joint projects to generate new knowledge and knowledge exchange in local and regional heritage. The team will organise web pages, publicity to the local and regional voluntary heritage sector, two open days in June 2012 and follow-up workshops to develop research and dissemination projects.The project will build on existing contacts of the Access Cambridge Archaeology team, members of the Heritage Research Group, and Institute of Continuing Education Local History researchers and introduce 10 researchers to new community contacts in East Anglia. With administrative support, publicity will be circulated to 100 local community groups and local historical societies already in contact with the groups represented in the bid, and a minimum further 50 groups identified through research and contacts with Heritage Lottery Fund and NCCPE.A briefing and training workshop will be organised for the 10 researchers involved in the Cambridge Community Heritage project, led by the Principal Investigator with input from a local history society representative. Planning and co-ordination of the project will be led by the PI with support from a member of Access Cambridge Archaeology staff and the Head of Public Engagement at the University. Contacts will be made with Heritage Lottery Fund during the planning stage in order to ensure that the networking activities online and in person meet the needs of groups applying to HLF for community heritage research projects.Webpages and social media presence will be created for the Cambridge Community Heritage project, along with a publicity strategy supported by the Office of External Affairs and Communications and the Public Engagement team within that. The contact database of 150 local history and community sector organisations for the project will be drawn together through existing contacts, research and HLF input. Two open days will be planned for May/June 2012. One would be in Cambridge with video-conferencing available, and the other in a village on the Norfolk-Suffolk border, which has been identified through prior contact, to facilitate access to those in the eastern part of the target region who are interested in attending.Both open days would follow the same format. All attendees (researchers and community representatives) would be asked to register in advance and would be pre-circulated with information about all attendees' interests and reasons for attending. Attendees would be encouraged to bring material for display (posters, finds, books, DVDs etc) relating to their activities and areas of interest to the open days. The open days would include 'speed-dating' introducing the researchers to the community contacts to elicit areas of potential mutual interest.After the open days, feedback will be collected from all attendees. Information on the event will be shared with potentially interested contacts who were unable to attend. Collaborating researchers and community groups will be encouraged to use e-mail, blogs, facebook page, telephone calls and meetings to maintain contact and actively develop ideas for projects which could be funded. The PI will provide advice regarding project development as required through June-September 2012. A follow-up workshop will be held in Cambridge in September/October 2012, when each collaborative partnership will report on progress in developing activities which can bid for HLF funding.

剑桥大学考古和人类学系、继续教育研究所和公众参与小组计划与新的和现有的社区和志愿部门联系人建立网络联系，将学术研究人员和外部联系人聚集在一起，制定联合项目，在当地和区域遗产中产生新的知识和知识交流。该团队将组织网页、向当地和地区自愿遗产部门进行宣传、2012年6月的两个开放日和后续工作坊，以开发研究和传播项目。该项目将建立在Access剑桥考古团队、遗产研究小组成员和继续教育地方历史研究机构的现有联系基础上，并向10名研究人员介绍东安格利亚的新社区联系。在行政支持下，宣传将分发给100个与申办中代表的团体有联系的当地社区团体和当地历史学会，并通过研究和与遗产彩票基金和NCCPE的联系确定至少另外50个团体。将为参与剑桥社区遗产项目的10名研究人员组织简报和培训讲习班，由首席调查员领导，当地历史学会代表提供意见。该项目的规划和协调将由PI领导，并得到ACCESS剑桥考古工作人员和大学公共参与部负责人的支持。将在规划阶段与遗产彩票基金进行联系，以确保在线和面对面的网络活动满足申请社区遗产研究项目的高级别论坛团体的需求。将为剑桥社区遗产项目创建网页和社交媒体，以及由对外事务和传播办公室和公共参与小组支持的宣传战略。该项目的150个当地历史和社区部门组织的联系数据库将通过现有的联系方式、研究和HLF投入汇集在一起。计划在2012年5月/6月举办两个开放日。一个在剑桥，提供视频会议，另一个在诺福克-萨福克边界的一个村庄，通过事先接触确定，以方便接触到目标区域东部有兴趣参加的人。这两个开放日将采用相同的形式。所有与会者(研究人员和社区代表)将被要求提前登记，并将预先分发关于所有与会者的兴趣和参加原因的信息。开放日将鼓励参加者携带与他们的活动和感兴趣的领域有关的展示材料(海报、发现、书籍、DVD等)。开放日将包括向研究人员介绍社区联系人，以引发潜在的共同兴趣领域。开放日之后，将收集所有参与者的反馈。有关活动的信息将与无法出席的潜在感兴趣的联系人共享。将鼓励合作研究人员和社区团体使用电子邮件、博客、Facebook页面、电话和会议来保持联系，并积极为可以资助的项目开发想法。国际和平研究所将根据需要在2012年6月至9月期间提供有关项目发展的咨询意见。将于2012年9月/10月在剑桥举办后续讲习班，届时每个合作伙伴将报告在开展可争取高级别论坛资金的活动方面的进展情况。