Manager/Project their premises during working Administrator. hours. Benefits to communities: Maximising the opportunities for community groups to learn about Layers of London through local archives and libraries. Benefits to Heritage: Maximising opportunities for local archivists to showcase some of their collections, meaning that more heritage is better publicised, better interpreted and better understood. B13. Following up with Archivists, Ensuring that awareness of LoL As above Project June to As above Record of local archives and other local among local borough archives Development December meetings groups who did not historians covers most areas of London Officer 2017 respond to initial call. and community Same as above. Project groups Administrator January 2018 onwards B14. Introductory focus Archivists, As above As above Project 1 workshop Representatives of 15 groups attend each Attendance group workshops in local Manager, by June workshop. sheets. Delivery Phase Years historians Public 2018, 1,2,3 and Engagement Half the total number of workshop community Officer 1 workshop attendees develop plans to use Layers of To be held at IHR and groups by June London. delivered by project staff 2019 Website verification. Sample PowerPoint And 1 presentation attached. workshop by June 2020 Representatives from groups already using Layers of London to present a spotlight on their work to others. B15.Volunteer Committed Create a sense of group spirit and Volunteer Project One event An annual georeferencing volunteer event Attendance Georeferencer adult enable people to get to know each georeferencers Manager, a year in is held, attended by at least 20 people each Records. Events georeference other. discuss their year. Two of these events involve partner
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