Fundraising and Marketing specialist within heritage | Events and Development Manager at the Centre for Computing History | Egyptological studies | Views my own
Today, I joined @computermuseum as their Events and Development Manager!
I'm excited to shape the museum’s partnership, events and fundraising offer by identifying new opportunities, building strategic relationships, and delivering outstanding events. Get in touch if interested!
After 5 years as Engagement Manager for @TheEES, I am leaving to start my new role as Events and Development Manager at the @computermuseum next month!
I’ll be continuing my support as an EES member in future, but do come to my new museum and say hi if you’re ever in Cambridge!
Today, we bid farewell to our Engagement Manager @CJCultureCache.
Charlotte Jordan said: "I look forward to seeing you at various @TheEES events in the future, as I continue my support of an organisation that will always remain close to my heart alongside my love of Egyptology!"
🚨JOB ALERT
We’re seeking an enthusiastic individual to be our new Engagement Manager. This person will deliver an exciting and innovative events programme as well as manage communications with supporters and interested audiences.
Read more and apply here: https://t.co/RozLerNVKD
Seen the exciting news of Thutmose II?
@TheEES members heard it first!
In 2023, Piers Litherland shared the #discovery of this #pharaoh's tomb in #EgyptianArchaeology 63!
Join us to explore the latest groundbreaking discoveries in our magazine online: https://t.co/qhoWeCLWhw
Fancy some fun to kick-start your weekend?
Join @ed_scrivens and @CommuniCuration for our New Year just-for-fun(draising) @TheEES virtual quiz night!
We can't wait to see how knowledgeable you all are!
https://t.co/WZAx7t5Icv
Is it weird to love coming home to mail from @TheEES when you actually work there?! 🤔
Congratulations to @CommuniCuration on another brilliant issue of Egyptian Archaeology - and i LOVE the bookmark (oh, and the shameless advert 🫣).
Our #ClimateChange and #HeritageAdaptation Conference ended with closing remarks from Mohamed Abdrabo (ARCA) and @CGraves88 (@TheEES), who left our participants with the thought that heritage is a message of hope.
Thank you to all the conference speakers and attendees!
Zoe Cormack, Khalid Shamboul, Helen Mallinson and Michael Mallinson discuss their Safeguarding Sudan's Living Heritage project, supported by the #CulturalProtectionFund. Their community-led approach aims to learn from living heritage.
@TheEES#ClimateChange & #HeritageAdaptation
Our final panel starts with Dina Gohar, who discusses how museums provide an engaging environment for lifelong learning and opportunities for interactive learning about the impact of climate change and endangered cultural heritage.
@TheEES#ClimateChange & #HeritageAdaptation
In the Pan (Kofyar) on the Jos Plateau #Nigeria, Na’ankwat Kwapnoe-Dakup highlights the impact of a dryer climate on traditional activities. However, intangible heritage practices, like communal ownership, can mitigate these changes.
@TheEES#ClimateChange & #HeritageAdaptation
Michael Mallinson explores cattle nomads' movement along the line of rainfall in Sudan both in antiquity and modern times. He notes how cultural sites also mimic this climate pattern, defining where cities were in each historical era.
@TheEES#ClimateChange & #HeritageAdaptation
In Haifaa Abedalhaleem's presentation, there was a focus on taking practical measures, working with both local communities and historical practices, which can be applied to the broader region.
Find out more about the brilliant work happening in #Jordan: https://t.co/0IZljxcxff
HRH Dana Firas noted the importance of decisions at the highest level of government to create space to engage with people facing #ClimateChange and to use ancient practices to build resilient communities. They aim to impact policy in Jordan, but only possible by working together.
Fascinating closing remarks by Leena Mekawi and @HA_Jermy@TheEES#ClimateChange & #Heritage Adaptation Conference, highlighting how Bayt al-Razzaz, Cairo and Blickling Estate, Norfolk share the same impacts of climate change, as part of @intoheritage Withstanding Change Project.
Opening today's last panel, @IALazagabaster introduces the interdisciplinary BEAST Project @LivUni. They use species distribution models with climate data to show the suitability of Northeast Africa throughout time for animal species.
@TheEES#ClimateChange & #HeritageAdaptation
@amarna3d presented current 3D mapping and modelling, aiming to create a baseline for future surveys to track the loss and damage at #Amarna.
Gemma Tully reinforced the importance of community engagement to ensure the success of any futrue strategies to combat #ClimateChange.
Blen Taye presents the risks climate change poses to #RockArt sites in #Africa, outlining the process of identifying their vulnerabilities and the types of responses and conservation that can be implemented, including soft capping.
@TheEES#ClimateChange & #HeritageAdaptation