I am a museum and heritage professional development consultant. I have worked as CEO of a national history transformation project in South Africa after apartheid and I have also served on the Council of Iziko Museums (15 national museums). I now work internationally, setting up professional development training partnership projects, drawing on my work as Diversity Manager of Museum of London Group and of the first permanent gallery on London, Sugar and Slavery at Museum in Docklands. I also worked as the co-chair of the Greater London Authority's Heritage and Diversity Equitable Partnerships sub-committee. My work also involves museum professional development training in Heritage Informatics with my partner, Chris Hutchison of Kingston University.
Favorite Museum:
Museum in Docklands, London
International Slavery Museum, Liverpool
District 6 Museum, Cape Town
Hector Pietersen Museum, Soweto
Slave Lodge, Iziko Museums, Cape Town
Professional Interests:
Establishing international museum / heritage professional development partnerships
Strategies for dealing with controversial issues: museums as "safe places" for dialogue
Healing through memory projects
Archaeology and digitisation
Intangible heritage and dying languages (incorporating indigenous knowledge systems in museums)
Theatre in galleries
Youth and heritage
Community dialogue processes for galleries / public programmes on sensitive / controversial histories
College or Graduate Degree:
History, Anthropology/Archaeology, Other
Sex:
Female
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