I am a participatory heritage practitioner with a background in community and public engagement. I have worked in the cultural sector for 9 years, mostly in south West England and Scotland. My practice explores multi-sensory, informal engagement to support the heritage sector to listen to and value public heritage. This often involves clay.

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My experience is in participatory public and community programming, interpretation and exhibitions, as well as health and wellbeing related heritage practices, especially in relation to feeling connected and reducing loneliness.

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I am currently a AHRC CDP PHD researcher at Falmouth University with Historic England, exploring the inclusive potential of multi-sensory participatory practice for engaging both new and existing audiences simultaneously.

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Feel free to get in touch.