Projects credited in
- Research and evaluation support to Oxford House’s NHLF funded heritage programme Through the LensWe worked closely with the heritage team to evaluate and document the project’s impact and learning. This included collaborating with a team of archivists, curators, and project leads to create their story of change and evaluation framework. We provided training in evaluation tools and methods, setting up systems, surveys, and conversation guides to collect feedback and stories from audiences at their events. We also conducted conversational interviews with project partners, stakeholders, and s
- Project update: evaluation support and mentoring to Creative Youth and Kingston’s heritage funded Arts, Music and Pop Fashion projectCreative Youth is a charity based in Kingston, London, born out of an ambition to encourage and celebrate the creativity of young people. The charity enables young people to get involved in innovative, original and ambitious creative projects. CY held the first International Youth Arts Festival (now called FUSE) at the Rose Theatre in 2009, which has grown to become the largest festival of its kind in the UK.
- Evaluation partner to Creative Youth’s NHLF-funded Arts, Music and Pop Fashion (AMP) project.In 2023/24, we provided evaluation support and mentoring for Creative Youth’s heritage-funded Arts, Music and Pop Fashion project. Working alongside a diverse heritage team—including researchers, curators, designers, youth producers, and the Heritage Project Manager—we helped assess the impact of this initiative, which explored and activated cultural influences from the 1960s to the 1990s into Kingston Borough. Our evaluation activities included working with Kingston Museum to conduct vox pop