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DIAMOND DIALOGUING MUSEUMS FOR A NEW CULTURAL DEMOCRACY VALENCIA, 3 -10- 2014 CRISTINA DA MILANO

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DIAMOND is a two year European project ( 2012 - 2014) co - funded by the EU Commission within the LLP programme - GRUNDTVIG adult education. It aims at implementing pilot activities within scientific museums addressed to socially disadvantaged adults, using also ICT and focussing on the issue of impact measurement and evaluation. To promote a greater appreciation of the role of scientific museums as a tool to engage adults and promote learning opportunities and social inclusion for disadvantaged groups. Workplan: Research into the personal and social benefits to marginalised people of engaging with scientific museums and analyse museum education activities addressed to marginalised people and identify effective practice; Training in the use of ICT, with particular reference to Digital Storytelling (DS) as an effective method of engagement and involvement in museum activities addressed to museums professionals and to professionals operating in the social sector; Piloting of joint planning of museum education initiatives for adult people of different backgrounds; Identify tools and methodologies to evaluate the social impact of museum activities; Dissemination and Exploitation, in particular Handbook in 4 languages and a Grundtvig training course addressed to 20 museum professionals/social workers. The project organizes cultural encounters and experiences "for and with" citizens who normally are "non-public" audiences of museums and who don't visit museums (any museum) due to physical distance, to the lack of museums in their areas, or to lack of cultural interests. Engaging adults in lifelong learning activities and enhancing the role of adult education is a priority for the European Union. This project aims at developing and testing different outreaching strategies to teach adults. The countries involved in the partnership have a low participation of adults in lifelong learning (according to Eurostat data, in 2010 the proportion of the population between 24 and 65 who participated in lifelong learning activities was 6.2% in Italy, 10.8% in Spain and 1.3% in Romania). This is why, beside the formal adult educational pathway, museums have a central role in attracting adults in informal educational activities. By evaluating the impact through the digital storytelling method (DS), we are able to appreciate the impact through a qualitative perspective. The partnership recognises the importance of social sustainability and the need to engender institutional change that will support working with marginalised adult into the future ECCOM (IT) project leader, Museo Civico di zoologia di Roma (IT), Melting Pro (ITA) "Grigore Antipa" National Museum of Natural History Bucarest, (RO), "Ion Borcea" Natural Sciences Museum Complex (RO), Museo de Ciencias Naturales de Valencia (ES). Visit the website of DIAMOND: http://www.diamondmuseums.eu Link to youtube: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNrK2Nmco1PsGnI-rJ5n2U3NrBmRlcym

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Page 1: Diamond_project presentation_by Cristina Da Milano ECCOM

DIAMOND

DIALOGUING MUSEUMS FOR A NEW

CULTURAL DEMOCRACY

VALENCIA, 3 -10- 2014

CRISTINA DA MILANO

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§  LLP-Grundtvig funded multilateral project

§ Nov 2012- Oct 2014

§ 6 partners (Italy, Romania, Spain)

§ Focus on lifelong learning in scientific museums addressed to disadvantaged groups, using also ICT (digital storytelling)

§ www.diamondmuseums.eu

DIAMOND: the project

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§ Research phase

§ Training courses for museum professionals § Valencia

§ Bucharest

§ Pilot projects

§ Handbook

DIAMOND: the phases

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Starting from the museum and its collection (what do you think about it? What is it in your opinion)...

Participants wrote their own story (storyboard)...

Recorded their own voices.. Select the pictures/drawings/images... Realised a short video (2/3 mins.)...

TELLING THEIR OWN STORY BASED ON THE MUSEUM EXPERIENCE

DIAMOND: what is Digital Storytelling?

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• INVITATION: museum professionals/workers brought outside meaningful specimens from the museum collection , in order to start a dialogue, stimulate curiosity and communicate the message/idea of a Museum open to everybody;

• VISIT: the itinerary of the first visits within the Museum could be freely chosen by participants; workshops/lab activities took place, in order to analyze in depth the museum environment;

• RESTITUTION: storytelling was part of that. This phase involved directly the participants, stimulating their creativity, encouraging exchange of knowledge and ideas .

DIAMOND: the methodology of the pilot projects

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DIAMOND: the participants

Refugees

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Elderly

DIAMOND: the participants

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Migrants

DIAMOND: the participants

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Offenders

DIAMOND: the participants

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Hearing impaired

DIAMOND: the participants

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Indicators (GSO and GLO)

• Changes (revisions or improvements) of knowledge/understanding, awareness, interests, attitudes, values and behaviors

• Participation, involvement and enjoyment

• Social relationships; trust towards museum workers

• Inspiration and creativity

• Practical skills

• Commitment and attention (during the different phases of the Project)

DIAMOND: the evaluation

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DIAMOND: participation and enjoyment

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Tools

• Interviews

• Questionnaires open-ended questions

• Transcription of conversation

• Analysis of pictures and movies

• Analysis of all drawings texts or other literary/creative products.

• Analysis of pieces of work

• meeting reports

DIAMOND: the evaluation

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Museum as Contact Zone (Clifford, 1997) between different cultures/

knowledge

Spaces in which groups of knowledge interact

DIAMOND: the institutional impact

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-Cultural enrichment, inspiration, personal growth, identity, personal security, democracy, participation (individual sustainability)

- Social relationships, cultural openess, inclusion, solidarity (social sustainability)

- Better relationships with the environment (environmental sustainability)

DIAMOND: in search of sustainabilty

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New levels/dimensions of activities

New objectives

New systemic visions and networks

New visitors

New partners

New managerial systems

New socio-cultural horizons

DIAMOND: the challenge – the innovation

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR

ATTENTION

CRISTINA DA MILANO