Sheffield Otherwise: Counter-Mapping the Living Heritage of Diasporic & Queer Communities

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PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

Cross-Platform Inclusion Model Several public events were arranged with stakeholders and project partners across Sheffield. These events were open to the wider public and were moments of listening, sharing and expanding the ideas of the project. Some of these events invited local artists, poets and story tellers while others were developed as moments of sharing the project process and engagement with the cross-stakeholder team; these included Sheffield Hallam University and their Urban Ark Project Team.

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Website Landing Page (Image Source: Project Organisers)

The process of the project was made public through live social media documentation and a daily blog that is accessible on https://sheffieldotherwise.wordpress. com/

Sheffield Otherwise: Counter-Mapping the Living Heritage of Diasporic & Queer Communities

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4.7 CONCLUSIONS

4.8 REFERENCES

4.6 PROPOSALS

4.5 STRATEGY

4.3 METHODOLOGY

4.4 CASE CONTEXT

4.1 INTRODUCTION

4.2 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK & RESEARCH QUESTIONS

3.7 CONCLUSION

3.6 PROPOSALS

3.5 FINDINGS & STRATEGIES

3.4 METHODOLOGY

3.2 CONTEXT

3.1 INTRODUCTION

2.9 REFERENCES

3.3 RESEARCH QUESTION

2.8 CONCLUSIONS

2.6 STRATEGY

2.5 CASE STUDY (FINDINGS

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2.1 INTRODUCTION

0.2 PROJECT BACKGROUND

0.3 PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

0.4 REFERENCES

0.1 INTRODUCTION

2.4 METHODOLOGY

2.3 CONTEXT