In this episode we travel to Nottingham Trent University to speak with Alice Ullathorne and Laura Dunham from Heritage Lincolnshire and Dr Ana Souto Senior Lecturer at the School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment about their project Building on History.

We discuss:

• Power sharing and working democratically with community partners
• Adapting a research methodology for different community groups
• Meeting communities in their own spaces
• The differences between academic and community research outputs
• The constraints of setting reporting of evaluations expectations and how they can shape outputs
• Partnerships with universities
• Managing long term relationships through funding gaps
• The complexities around the word ‘heritage’ and how it is interpreted.
• Learning from other projects and working within the Outreach to Ownership cohort

References:

• Building on History digital toolkit

The Building on History Team:

Alice Ullathorne Senior Project Manager Heritage Lincolnshire

Laura Dunham Conservation Project co-ordinator Heritage Lincolnshire

Dr Ana Souto Senior Lecturer at the School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment Nottingham Trent University

Outreach to Ownership Partners referenced in this episode:

Lucy Norton ​ Project Coordinator The Art House.

Acronyms explained:

NTU – Nottingham Trent University

HE – Historic England

O2O – Outreach to Ownership

GLAM – Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums

AHRC – Arts and Humanities Research Council

Outreach to Ownership research pilot Team:

Dr Ben Thomas Historic Environment Scotland - Principle Investigator (PI)

Charlotte Garratt Historic England - Co-Investigator (Co-I) and Project Manager

Dr Desmond Clarke

Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council [grant number AH/W007215/1]

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