Round table ‘Gathering the evidence. Measuring and evaluating interventions with cultural heritage and reading for health and wellbeing’, 6 December 2016, PC Caritas (Melle)
1. Round Table Gathering the Evidence
Measuring en evaluating interventions with cultural heritage and reading
for health and wellbeing
6 December 2016 | Psychiatric Centre Caritas, Melle (Belgium)
2. Programme
10h-12h Presentations
• Bart De Nil & Ans Van de Cotte
• Sylvie Dhaene & Simon Bequoye
• Nuala Morse & Thomas Kador
12h Lunch
12h30 A thematic discussion
15h Wrap-up
Organizers
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4. What is the context and are the
aims of this round table?
Bart De Nil (FARO) & Ans Van de Cotte (erfgoedcel Viersprong)
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9. What we do we want to achieve…
• First introduction of the concept of evidence base underpinning
interventions with cultural heritage and reading for health and
wellbeing (gathering the evidence) make minds ripe
• Initiate some initiatives in Flanders
(also with partners worldwide)
• A first step in the realisation of a
support network in Flanders
and a network with partners
worldwide
10. Why measuring the impact of
reading on health and wellbeing?
Sylvie Dhaene & Simon Bequoye | Iedereen Leest
11. Vision, knowledge and experience
about measuring and evaluation
(working evidence based)
Nuala Morse and Thomas Kador | University College London Public and Cultural
Engagement
12. Projects in the pipeline…
where we intent to evaluate the impact on health and wellbeing.
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19. What do you think are the
obstacels for measuring and
evaluating?
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21. Sustainable!?
• Problems
• impact on health requires a long-term commitment
• short running unconnected projects, “talking 2 years about one small project”
• trend hopping
• Solutions?
• mainstreaming – outreach on same level as collection management
• Memorandum of Understanding
22. Inside out
• Problems
• institutional view
• collections are central
• Solutions?
• needs and requirements communities and people central
• connect to your community
• assed based approach
• knowledge and expertise other than cultural heritage/reading (e.g. MHFA)
• tackling social exclusion within