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VOLUNTEERS IN MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL HERITAGEVOCH Photo CreditsCover - The first thirty volunteers at the Deutsches Museum. Photo: Deutsches Museum.Pages 3, 14, 33, 67, 83, 84 - Volunteers at The Manchester Museum and IWM North. Photo: Steven Devine, Scott Kershawand Kate Clancy.Page 8 - The first thirty volunteers at the Deutsches Museum. Photo: Deutsches Museum.Pages 12, 18, 63, 102/103 - MUSIS, Association for supporting museums and private collections in Styria. Photo: EvelynKaindl-Ranzinger.Page 16 - Repairs, done by volunteers. Photo: Deutsches Museum.Page 21 - Friends of Railways. MUSIS, Association for supporting museums and private collections in Styria. Photo: Heimo Kaindl.Page 25 - Annual meeting of volunteers with the direction of the museum 2008. Photo: Deutsches Museum.Page 28 - Museum of Fine Arts (Budapest). Photo: Imre Németh.Page 39 - Handling and packing training course for volunteers at the Cambridge & County Folk Museum. Photo: Cambridge& County Folk Museum.Page 50 - Repairs, done by volunteers. Photo: Deutsches Museum.Pages 56 - Slovenian Museums Association. Photo: Bojan Salaj.Pages 59 - Slovenian Museums Association. Photo: Tomaž Lauko.Page 65 - By the editorial team of the Festivaletteratura of Mantua.Page 76 - PEN Y FAN – Footpath work. Photo: National Trust Youth Discovery.Page 86 - 1. Roger Gagg, Chair of the Friends, and Mark Richards, Director of Operations, review the latest Friends’newsletter. Photo: National Museum Wales. 2. MUSIS, Association for supporting museums and private collections inStyria. Photo: Evelyn Kaindl-Ranzinger.Page 88 - 1. A volunteer working in the museum bookshop; 2. Volunteers promote the museum activities in a tradeshow exhibition. Photo: Textile Museum ArchivePage 90 - Herbarium specimen at the Manchester Museum. Photo: Paul Cliff.Page 95 - MUSIS, Association for supporting museums and private collections in Styria. Photo: Archiv Hartberg Museum.DESIGN BYDinamo Project, Imola, Italywww.dinamoproject.comWith the support of the Grundtvig lifelong learningprogramme of the European Union.This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and theCommission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
VOLUNTEERS IN MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL HERITAGEVOLUNTEERS IN MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL HERITAGE6 IntroductionEuropean contexts for cultural volunteering9 Volunteering for Cultural Heritage in EuropeCristina Da Milano12 Volunteering in Context: Austria14 Volunteering in Context: Italy16 Volunteering in Context: Slovenia18 Volunteering in Context: United Kingdom22 Volunteers for Cultural Heritage: Framing the project in a European contextMassimo Negri26 Promoting Active Citizenship: Conclusions of the 2007 EMF workshopWorking with volunteers in museums andCULTURAL heritage29 Trends in European Museum and Heritage Volunteering31 Is your organisation ready for a volunteer programme?Adele Finley34 Working with Volunteers: an introduction to good practiceBridget Yates40 Active in Museums: Citizens as VolunteersHannelore Kunz-Ott42 Building new alliancesIzabella Csordás46 Shape your future: An innovative volunteering programmeAdele Finley48 Harvesting priceless experiences: Volunteers in the Deutsches Museum, MunichThomas Brandlmeier51 Recruiting volunteers – good practice pointsClaudia Peschel-Wacha52 “Our Collections for Our Community” Developing volunteer involvementBeverley Hoff53 A new post for a new building: the Volunteer Coordinator in the Chester Beatty LibraryJustyna Chmielewska54 Guidelines for Volunteer CoordinatorsLinda Brooklyn55 Training museum professionals to work with volunteersJanja Rebolj60 Training for volunteersEvelyn Kaindl-Ranzinger64 Festivaletteratura of MantuaMaria Guida66 Volunteering as a route to employmentAdele Finley68 The In Touch volunteer and training programmeAdele Finley71 Reaching new communities: Museums ConnectJanja Rebolj73 Responding to a changing communityJustyna Chmielewska74 Older volunteers in Spanish museumsJosé Luis Jordana Laguna77 Youth Volunteering in the National TrustStefan Wathan79 VALUE: Volunteering & Lifelong Learning in Universities in EuropeAlison Hughes80 The accreditation of undergraduate volunteering with the University of Reading’s Museumsand Special CollectionsRhianedd Smith84 Friends of the Museum and Volunteering85 Friends and the Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum WalesMark Richards87 Strengthening the Relationship: The Prato Textile Museum and the Association of FriendsFilippo Guarini and Chiara Lastrucci89 Curating Botanical Collections on the InternetLeander Wolstenholme91 Adapt or Disappear! Do small volunteer-run museums still have a future?Liesbeth Tonckens94 Volunteers together at the Hartberg MuseumEvelyn Kaindl-Ranzinger96 Contributors98 Contest100 Partners VoCH
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