Harnessing creative heritage for migrant wellbeing in museums and libraries

该项目调查了澳大利亚博物馆和图书馆使用新的文化遗产保护方法来支持移民福祉的情况。在被迫移民的情况下，乌克兰、阿富汗和斯里兰卡社区将通过音乐重新讲述他们的生活经历，吸引观众，并加强案例研究集合对日益多元文化的社会的相关性。该项目将产生关于创造性遗产方法对移民福祉影响的证据，并产生一个以证据为基础的框架。重大的社区利益包括增加公众获得濒危文化遗产的机会。该项目对遗产实践的重新安排可以帮助行业转向面向未来的遗产管理。

This project investigates the use of novel cultural heritage preservation methods to support migrant wellbeing in Australian museums and libraries. Subject to forced migration, Ukrainian, Afghani, and Sri Lankan communities will re-story their lived experiences through music, engaging audiences and enhancing the relevance of case study collections for increasingly multicultural societies. The project will generate evidence on the impact of creative heritage methods on migrant wellbeing and produce an evidenced-based framework. Significant community benefits include increased public access to at-risk cultural heritage. The project’s reframing of heritage practice can assist industry in the pivot to future-focused heritage management.