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This is a key plank in linking through from heritage - heritage sector, assets and investments into them - to a certain (economic) framing of public value. Next steps: - an overall conceptual framework for doing this - the 'taxonomy' project we're working on with colleagues at Historic England for DCMS/AHRC this current phase of the Cultural and Heritage Capital programme - at scale, precise, granular, consistent, comparable data collection, aggregation and analysis (as opposed to one off research studies) that map the heritage sector and its services (watch this space for an initiative we're working on) through public engagement with cultural heritage (like Audience Answers from The Audience Agency) to indicators of social impact (like others we do this repeatedly in evaluation studies moving to increasing automation and scale)
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Another great addition to the growing evidence base to suppprt the Culture and Heritage Capital Programme. Today Historic England has published new research which shows that the overall wellbeing value for people’s day-to-day encounters with heritage is estimated to be worth £29 billion every year in England. Funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport’s, Culture and Heritage Capital Programme. Historic England’s research examines the Relationship Between Heritage Density and Life Satisfaction. The report demonstrates that, as with the positive impact of green spaces on wellbeing, the very presence of nearby historic places benefits residents’ quality of life, whether or not they participate in heritage activities. The report was authored by the fantastic Thomas Colwill at Historic England, who is part of the wider Culture and Heritage Capital Programme team. Full report and forward from Lord Neil Mendoza can be found here: https://lnkd.in/es5thfwp Also an article in the Times today on the research (this should be the free link) https://lnkd.in/eZTPWenH Further details on the CHC programme can be found on our portal https://lnkd.in/g79Vd4vF
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Such important research. #Hull significantly invests in its #heritage via #HullMaritime the #LevellingUp grants #HeritageActionZones and other projects with many different partners from independent developers and private business to Historic England and #NationalHeritageLotteryFoundation to name a few
Head Economist for Arts, Heritage and Tourism at Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)
Another great addition to the growing evidence base to suppprt the Culture and Heritage Capital Programme. Today Historic England has published new research which shows that the overall wellbeing value for people’s day-to-day encounters with heritage is estimated to be worth £29 billion every year in England. Funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport’s, Culture and Heritage Capital Programme. Historic England’s research examines the Relationship Between Heritage Density and Life Satisfaction. The report demonstrates that, as with the positive impact of green spaces on wellbeing, the very presence of nearby historic places benefits residents’ quality of life, whether or not they participate in heritage activities. The report was authored by the fantastic Thomas Colwill at Historic England, who is part of the wider Culture and Heritage Capital Programme team. Full report and forward from Lord Neil Mendoza can be found here: https://lnkd.in/es5thfwp Also an article in the Times today on the research (this should be the free link) https://lnkd.in/eZTPWenH Further details on the CHC programme can be found on our portal https://lnkd.in/g79Vd4vF
Historic England Research Shows Heritage Boosts Your Wellbeing | Historic England
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Malaysia is still far behind when it comes to measuring impact of cultural heritage against numerous indicators, despite having multiple guidelines and toolkits by UNESCO such as the published Culture2030 indicator. Hope there will be some form of extensive evidence-based research like this one by Historic England conducted nationwide. #malaysianheritage #culturalheritage #impactassessment
Head Economist for Arts, Heritage and Tourism at Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)
Another great addition to the growing evidence base to suppprt the Culture and Heritage Capital Programme. Today Historic England has published new research which shows that the overall wellbeing value for people’s day-to-day encounters with heritage is estimated to be worth £29 billion every year in England. Funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport’s, Culture and Heritage Capital Programme. Historic England’s research examines the Relationship Between Heritage Density and Life Satisfaction. The report demonstrates that, as with the positive impact of green spaces on wellbeing, the very presence of nearby historic places benefits residents’ quality of life, whether or not they participate in heritage activities. The report was authored by the fantastic Thomas Colwill at Historic England, who is part of the wider Culture and Heritage Capital Programme team. Full report and forward from Lord Neil Mendoza can be found here: https://lnkd.in/es5thfwp Also an article in the Times today on the research (this should be the free link) https://lnkd.in/eZTPWenH Further details on the CHC programme can be found on our portal https://lnkd.in/g79Vd4vF
Historic England Research Shows Heritage Boosts Your Wellbeing | Historic England
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🌱Another bit of interesting wellbeing research 🏰 ‘The very presence of nearby historic places benefits residents’ quality of life, whether or not they participate in heritage activities’.. The tiny moments or the day-to-day encounters are important here! Personally im a heritage geek but have to admit I can only do it in tiny doses & a day case visit can sometimes have the opposite effect. #heritagewellbeing #wellbeinginthearts #heritageboostswellbeing #coachingforwellbeing
Head Economist for Arts, Heritage and Tourism at Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)
Another great addition to the growing evidence base to suppprt the Culture and Heritage Capital Programme. Today Historic England has published new research which shows that the overall wellbeing value for people’s day-to-day encounters with heritage is estimated to be worth £29 billion every year in England. Funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport’s, Culture and Heritage Capital Programme. Historic England’s research examines the Relationship Between Heritage Density and Life Satisfaction. The report demonstrates that, as with the positive impact of green spaces on wellbeing, the very presence of nearby historic places benefits residents’ quality of life, whether or not they participate in heritage activities. The report was authored by the fantastic Thomas Colwill at Historic England, who is part of the wider Culture and Heritage Capital Programme team. Full report and forward from Lord Neil Mendoza can be found here: https://lnkd.in/es5thfwp Also an article in the Times today on the research (this should be the free link) https://lnkd.in/eZTPWenH Further details on the CHC programme can be found on our portal https://lnkd.in/g79Vd4vF
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Director @ Ezen Group | Curating gallery and cultural exhibitions, working in partnerships with museums and cultural organisations. Retail development and implementing commercial strategy.
Proves just how essential our work is in the cultural and heritage sector.
Head Economist for Arts, Heritage and Tourism at Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)
Another great addition to the growing evidence base to suppprt the Culture and Heritage Capital Programme. Today Historic England has published new research which shows that the overall wellbeing value for people’s day-to-day encounters with heritage is estimated to be worth £29 billion every year in England. Funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport’s, Culture and Heritage Capital Programme. Historic England’s research examines the Relationship Between Heritage Density and Life Satisfaction. The report demonstrates that, as with the positive impact of green spaces on wellbeing, the very presence of nearby historic places benefits residents’ quality of life, whether or not they participate in heritage activities. The report was authored by the fantastic Thomas Colwill at Historic England, who is part of the wider Culture and Heritage Capital Programme team. Full report and forward from Lord Neil Mendoza can be found here: https://lnkd.in/es5thfwp Also an article in the Times today on the research (this should be the free link) https://lnkd.in/eZTPWenH Further details on the CHC programme can be found on our portal https://lnkd.in/g79Vd4vF
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🍎 A New York Serendipity - Guttman Community College CUNY 🏛️ Hidden in plain sight - I bumped into this gem on my morning walk. Unfortunately, it was closed for the holiday, but the charm and promise it held from the outside piqued my curiosity instantly. A few things I learned and believe are worth celebrating (and I can't wait to explore them more on my next visit): 1️⃣ Beyond Books: GCC is redefining learning and becoming a testament to education evolving with the times. 🚀📚 2️⃣ Community at its Core: GCC is all about connections and entwined with the NYC heartbeat. 🤝🌇 3️⃣ Diversity as the Foundation: GCC is preparing changemakers for the world as it is, not just graduates. 🌍💡 4️⃣. Green Today, Greener Tomorrow: Sustainability isn’t a buzzword at GCC; it's a responsibility. Gutman’s green initiatives are lessons in action, not just intention. 🌿🌏 5️⃣. A Cultural Mosaic: Walk into GCC, walk into the world. A microcosm of cultures, each adding to a symphony of perspectives. 🎶🌐 Can't wait to go back! Get to know them - https://guttman.cuny.edu/ Dr. Larry D. Johnson, Jr. Dr. Rosslyn R. Knight #NYC #InnovationInEducation #Community #Sustainability #Diversity #GutmanCommunityCollege #EducationReimagined
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🍎 A New York Serendipity - Guttman Community College CUNY 🏛️ Hidden in plain sight - I bumped into this gem on my morning walk. Unfortunately, it was closed for the holiday, but the charm and promise it held from the outside piqued my curiosity instantly. A few things I learned and believe are worth celebrating (and I can't wait to explore them more on my next visit): 1️⃣ Beyond Books: GCC is redefining learning and becoming a testament to education evolving with the times. 🚀📚 2️⃣ Community at its Core: GCC is all about connections and entwined with the NYC heartbeat. 🤝🌇 3️⃣ Diversity as the Foundation: GCC is preparing changemakers for the world as it is, not just graduates. 🌍💡 4️⃣. Green Today, Greener Tomorrow: Sustainability isn’t a buzzword at GCC; it's a responsibility. Gutman’s green initiatives are lessons in action, not just intention. 🌿🌏 5️⃣. A Cultural Mosaic: Walk into GCC, walk into the world. A microcosm of cultures, each adding to a symphony of perspectives. 🎶🌐 Can't wait to go back! Get to know them - https://guttman.cuny.edu/ Dr. Larry D. Johnson, Jr. Dr. Rosslyn R. Knight #NYC #InnovationInEducation #Community #Sustainability #Diversity #GutmanCommunityCollege #EducationReimagined
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Great study on the correlation between heritage, the public realm, and well-being! Excerpt from the executive summary: Overall, this study highlights previously underexplored spill-over effects of place-based heritage and underscores the wider wellbeing benefits of place-based heritage beyond the market-based economic impacts. The findings show that living in close proximity to cultural heritage, particularly the more populous local, Grade II listed buildings, has a positive impact on life satisfaction. Heritage is an important part of place and the existence and retention of heritage is vital for good place making, providing environments where people can thrive. We conclude that policies that preserve and increase access to historic resources can serve as effective pathways to improving our national wellbeing, for both current and future generations.
Historic England Research Shows Heritage Boosts Your Wellbeing | Historic England
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I think this research is really important. Many people see heritage as a blocker, preventing change and being a waste. More and more research is showing how people value heritage and the positive impacts it has on health and well being. We live in a society that looks at costs, and this research shows the positive value of heritage in monetary terms. Can we please stop thinking as an late added extra and include it as a main player? https://lnkd.in/eHKH3g42
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