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

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CONCLUSION

What’s Next? While the challenges may appear daunting, there is tangible evidence that the spirit of SADACCA and the tenants within the Wicker building remain essential to the infrastructure of care in Sheffield. The proposed interventions are meant to support SADACCA in its endeavors to serve the African-Carribeen diaspora and the wider marginalised community in Sheffield. The recommendations also champion a sustainable balance with Sheffield’s existing public and private services in the delivery of care through partnerships and alliances. Our proposals are not intended to be fixed, but ever evolving and growing. The future of SADACCA and the Wicker building should always reflect the true history, heritage and care of past and future diaspora generations residing in Sheffield.

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

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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

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2.3 CONTEXT