Volunteers Needed for Participatory Action Research
Volunteers Needed for Participatory Action Research
“We are living heritage, and we share World Heritage!”
“We are living heritage, and we share World Heritage!”
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Thank you for your participation!
Thank you for your participation!
Since the 2022 summer, we have visited three World Heritage Sites in person and visited The Neolithic Orkney virtually. We completed 7 workshops. Thanks to 12 supporters and 25 participants.
We extend our deepest gratitude to Historic Environment Scotland, Migrant Voice, Scottish Refugee Council, Open Aye, Edinburgh World Heritage, New Lanark Trust, Auld Kirk Museum, The Hunterian, UNESCO UK, World Heritage UK, and UNESCO RIELA, whose partnership and support were invaluable to the success of this project.
Co-creating the Values of World Heritage Sites together
Co-creating the Values of World Heritage Sites together
We invite you to take part in our project if you want to know more about World Heritage, share your ideas about heritage, and participate in creative workshops. Your contribution will help us build an inclusive heritage education and multicultural society.
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Welcome, join us today!
We are looking for People
We are looking for People
Who are
-Aged 18 or older
-Live in Scotland and have a refugee or asylum background.
-Feel comfortable communicating in English.
-Are willing to share and enjoy learning together
What to Expect
What to Expect
There are site visits and creative workshops in three World Heritage Sites. You may participate in all or one of them during your involvement in workshops, where you can share your insights and engage in activities such as storytelling, photography, and interpretation. The time length per workshop is around 3 hours. These activities are designed to be inclusive, interactive, and respectful of your knowledge and cultural background.
Benefits
Benefits
-Gain new skills and knowledge.
-Be part of a supportive community.
-Make your voice be heard. Participating in this study, you will gain new information about World Heritage Sites; also, you will have the opportunity to contribute your idea to heritage management and promote the representation of refugee voices. Your input may influence policies, educational programs, and community engagement initiatives related to World Heritage Sites.
Locations
Locations
There are workshops and meet-ups scheduled at three different Heritage sites in Scotland: the Antonine Wall, the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh, and The Heart of Neolithic Orkney. Expenses for travel will be covered.
Join us and make meaningful changes
Join us and make meaningful changes
If you would like to talk to me about this project, please email Hope: Hsiao-Chiang.Wang@glasgow.ac.uk
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