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Connecting with Communities around environmental concerns - workshop 5th March

Museums have found many ways to connect with their communities around environmental concerns – tackling subjects as diverse as resource use and wasteenergylocal planning,  air pollution and more.  Building these connections has the potential to contribute to the wellbeing and resilience as well as the environmental sustainability of both museums and their communities.

This workshop offers the chance to hear practical examples and experiences from Happy Museum’s community of practice including Museums NorthumberlandDerby Museums and Manchester University Museum and to explore ideas to take back to your own work context.

The workshop includes an opportunity to see the former colliery site transformed by the installations in Coal Forest inspired our ongoing & complex relationship with coal.

Date – Tuesday 5th March

Venue – Woodhorn Museum

Timings – 10.30 refreshments for 11.00 start –  15.30 close

A small charge of £15 (including VAT) which includes tea/coffee and a light lunch will be payable on the day

Reserve a place (ideally by the 28th February) by email to Claire Danks  [log in to unmask]


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Hilary Jennings
Director, Happy Museum

0780 3085394
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