CAHG AGM and Awards 2020

Zoom meeting 26th October 2020 3pm to 5pm

Snapshot of some participants
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Padlet of resources
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Image of one-pager
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The Community Archives and Heritage Group (CAHG) held its 2020 AGM and Awards meeting on-line. It was an excellent use of the facility, starting with 60 participants and the Treasurer reported that using Zoom for meetings would reduce some expenses; he expected that some of the Budget for 2020 would be reallocated to website development and Digital Engagement.

The key meeting elements are summarised below and a one-page summary – necessarily only a sketch of the two hour meeting – is attached as a PDF for downloading below.

Also available to download is the RSA report “HERITAGE FOR INCLUSIVE GROWTH.

Key meeting elements:
Keynote speaker materials were on Padlet here.
The first hour of the meeting was about Heritage, wellbeing and belonging.
After a 5 minute break  the second hour was devoted to Awards and Speeches.

Award for Best Community Engagement
Chippenham Museum (1980s / 90s club)

Gathering and Preserving Heritage
Kirklees Local TV

Best Network of Community Archives and Heritage
Irish Community Archive Network {iCAN}  now up to 28 archives,  supported by National Museum of Ireland {https://www.museum.ie/en-ie/home} with Local Authority partners. iCAN thanked Jack Latimer and Ian Grant. https://www.oughterardheritage.org/ was the pilot / trail blazer.

Contribution to Wellbeing  and also overall prize winner
Kent’s Sporting Memories  Preserving the oral histories and reminiscences of local sports people thanks to Kent Libraries and Kent County Council.
The speaker’s summary: exclusion and stratification of society by class means heritage and wellbeing strands become entwined.

References:
HLF = www.heritagefund.org.uk
Jack Latimer and Ian Grant = Community Sites
HERITAGE FOR INCLUSIVE GROWTH  published by The RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce)  

Downloads
Heritage for inclusive growth ecosystem model: conceptual basis to inform policy and practice
The RSA & British Council

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