Want to make your organisation more inclusive and accessible? This workshop covers digital inclusion, inclusive marketing, audience diversification, and practical steps to widen participation.
You’ll learn how to break down barriers and ensure your heritage organisation is inclusive and welcoming to all.
This workshop is part 2 of the Equity, Diversity & Inclusion sessions, with each covering different topics, attending both of these sessions is recommended. This session has an emphasis on diversity – practical sessions about wider engagement, audience and membership diversification
Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Session Programme:
10am - Workshop begins
11:30am - Refreshment break
1pm - Lunch (optional)
2pm - Talk/Tour of Mill Hill Chapel (optional)
3pm - Event ends
Speaker Bio - Lucy Darragh
Lucy is a Community Organisation Development Officer for Locality, based in Sheffield. Her day-to-day role involves delivering specialist advice to community organisations on various topic areas, including governance, business and financial planning, asset ownership and management, community engagement, social impact and evaluation.
Lucy has worked for both the public and voluntary and community sector over the last five years and has a strong track record in supporting community organisations, social enterprises, and statutory partners to be successful. She has led on voluntary and community sector grant programmes for Sheffield City Council and facilitated support for the sector following Covid-19.
Heritage Toolbox
Heritage Toolbox is a pilot programme has been commissioned by West Yorkshire Combined Authority and will be delivered by Heritage Network and Locality. It is part of the £2.3 million You Can Make It Here programme. Funded by the West Yorkshire Combined Authority, You Can Make It Here aims to support and grow the region’s creative sector through a range of training and investment opportunities.
Heritage Network
Heritage Network (previously Heritage Trust Network) is the UK’s umbrella organisation for not-for-profits rescuing and restoring historic buildings, structures and places. We’re a member-led organisation with networking and peer-to-peer advice and learning at its heart.
Locality
Locality is the national membership network supporting local community organisations to be strong and successful. There are high numbers of Locality members based across all parts of Yorkshire. A significant number of Locality members run community hubs often with heritage value but not necessarily listed.
Free tickets & Travel Bursaries
Organisations in West Yorkshire Combined Authority area can book on for free, we ask that you also fill in the programme sign-up form.
We have funding available for travel expenses, if getting to these events is a barrier to access, please get in touch and we will cover the cost of travel.
If you did not receive a promo code or would like to discuss travel expenses, email izabella.maar@heritagetrustnetwork.org.uk.
We aim for all of our events to be inclusive, safe spaces where everyone's views and experiences are respected. Please read our code of conduct for more information.
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