Submission #48
Researching heritage and history with underserved communities: Roots and Futures Toolkit for organising, managing and delivering equitable cultural heritage consultations with under-served communities
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This current version of the Toolkit, written in 2022-2023, is based on Roots and Futures’ recent practical examples of project co-design, delivery and evaluation. It aims to give examples of best practise and things that practitioners should think about when developing community-facing history and heritage consultations, especially when working with under-served communities.
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