The second in the series on gathering and preserving heritage
Do watch the recording of our November 2020 webinar, along with finding out more about December's offering!
Do watch our video of the CAHG 2020 Awards Ceremony with a presentation by Kent’s Sporting Memories Project.
Because of Covid restrictions, the decision was made to run a series of webinars in 2020 instead. The first of these Zoom sessions, on ‘Heritage, Wellbeing and Belonging’, incorporated the AGM and Community Archive of the Year awards.
The winners of the 2020 Community Archives and Heritage Group (CAHG) awards were announced during the first in a series of CAHG webinars
We are setting up a series of webinars across October, November, and December. details of which can be found under ...
Starting a new group during a pandemic can be challenging. So far, we have had a fantastic response to our ...
The National Archives Manage Your Collections (MYC) tool allows archives to upload their catalogue descriptions to Discovery, offering a free ...
CAHG are currently piloting the formation of local networks to create additional events and engagement on a more localised level. ...
Our committee discussed various options by e-mail and consulted our autumn speakers, before settling on Zoom
How did we raise £8000 in just over three years?
Community Archives & Heritage Group Scotland have produced a community archives survey. They would be delighted if people were able to complete the survey and distribute it through their own networks and social media channels.
A number of community archives have responded to our appeal, asking them to share how they are documenting coronavirus.
Lorna Elms is trying to identify any UK-based digital community archiving projects supported by a museum partnership or collaboration, to inform the international context for her study.
Planned for later this year is a one day training event on the identification and care of sound and moving image collections.
The Plymouth LGBT Archive is an award winning community archive which was designed and created to shine a light on the rich life and histories from the lesbian, gay bisexual and trans communities past and present in the city.
We can provide guidelines, templates, examples of posters, and pay to have it professionally printed.
Our annual Awards are open to all community groups in the UK and Ireland who are members of CAHG.
