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Andrew Payne, National Archieves
- 2. The Essential Archive? Developing Audience Diversity at the UK National Archives Andrew Payne Head of Education & Outreach The National Archives
- 3. Is this the most boring page on the World Wide Web?
- 6. The National Archives is… Essential/Boring? • Government Department • Executive Agency • Ministry of Justice • Office of Public Sector Information • Her Majesty‟s Stationery Office • Historic Manuscripts Commissioner • Government‟s National Archive 13 Boring 6
- 7. Is the world’s greatest archive really Boring 13 ?
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- 9. The National Archives’ Public Task Our responsibility is for the government record, its past and future, its use and re-use, authentic, available and accessible to all 9
- 10. Archives have the power to make us think!
- 11. Education & Outreach’s Public Task To make people say WOW! Hmmmm – this isn’t what I expected… 11
- 12. How can we be Essential and not simply Boring 13?
- 13. Step 1 – Build a Global Empire 13
- 14. Step 2 – Photograph It “Governors to arrange for the taking of photographs of noteworthy buildings and scenery … together with individuals of various races peculiar to the colony.” Right Honourable 2nd Earl Granville Secretary of State for the Colonies 1859 14
- 15. Step 3 – Repeat Step 2 for 120 years to create 35,000 images from around the globe 15
- 16. Step 4 – Deposit in The National Archives 16
- 17. Step 5 – Add to Flickr and issue a press release www.flickr.com/photos/nationalarchives/collections/72157632921688592/ 17
- 18. Africa Through a Lens www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/africa 18
- 19. Mass Media coverage in February 2011 drove 750,000 views 19
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- 22. Does a million views on Flickr really make you Essential?
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- 24. How do you become really ‘Essential’?
- 25. The Essential Museum “If satisfying the user‟s internalized questions became the main mission of the museum, it might then become „essential‟.” Elaine Hermann Gurian The Essential Museum 2006 25
- 26. Caribbean Through a Lens www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/caribbean 26
- 27. ‘A Characteristic Group’ Bahamas, Nassau 1890 CO1069/234: 49
- 28. Georgetown Riots ‘Procession of people demonstrating in High Street, Georgetown’. CO 1069/363/1&2
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- 33. Caribbean Through a Lens www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/caribbean 33
- 34. St Mungo’s – Homeless Women’s Group 34
- 35. Kingsway Project – Community Exhibition 35
- 36. Cuming Museum – Intergenerational Project 36
- 37. Haringey Project - Inspiring Caribbean Memories 37
- 38. A step towards the Essential Archive? 38
- 39. Andrew Payne Head of Education The National Archives andrew.payne@nationalarchives.gsi.gov.uk 020 8392 5319 www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/education
Editor's Notes
- And that is why, with the exec team and the management board, we have defined our public task, very simply and clearly.We will fight for the public record. We’ll be there. In a tough funding environment for information and records management in government. Where departments have a huge volume of information assets to keep. When the archive sector across the country needs our help to ensure that they can meet their obligations to the record. When the public partly depend on us to get access to the transparent government they deserve.Our role is fundamental. We have the credibility to do this. And we have an important part in the government’s transparency agenda, as the front-line service for the public record
- And that is why, with the exec team and the management board, we have defined our public task, very simply and clearly.We will fight for the public record. We’ll be there. In a tough funding environment for information and records management in government. Where departments have a huge volume of information assets to keep. When the archive sector across the country needs our help to ensure that they can meet their obligations to the record. When the public partly depend on us to get access to the transparent government they deserve.Our role is fundamental. We have the credibility to do this. And we have an important part in the government’s transparency agenda, as the front-line service for the public record
- A typical example of African-Caribbean people using early photography. The girls are seated at the front appearing demure and ladylike, whilst the boys at the back are standing, one with his hand on his chin and the other looking outwards – the boys have strong masculine poses.
- During February 1962 opposition political parties and the TRADES UNION COUNCIL (TUC) MOUNTED STREET DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE BUDGET INTRODUCED BY THE people’s PROGRESSIVE PARTY (PPP) Government led by CHEDDI Jagan’. ‘THESE CULMINATED IN RIOTS, ARSON AND LOOTING ON February 16 1962’. CO1069/363/1&2. Photographs taken by the British Guiana Police.