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Crafted with intention, our capacity building workshops prioritise quality over quantity to create interactive experiences where participants gain practical skills and actionable insights. By identifying gaps in the sector and partnering with industry experts and renowned institutions across India and the world, we curate content that is thoughtful, relevant, and impactful. These workshops empower cultural professionals, students, and enthusiasts to deepen their knowledge, build confidence, and take meaningful strides in their career journeys.
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Measuring What Matters: Evaluation Planning for Cultural Projects
Tiggy Allen
This hands-on workshop is the second part of Measuring What Matters, and focuses on moving from evaluation frameworks to practical planning. Led by Tiggy Allen and hosted by ReReeti, the session will guide participants through defining goals, framing the right evaluation questions, selecting indicators, and choosing tools to collect meaningful data. Using a case study as a shared reference point, participants will also work on their own live examples such as an exhibition, programme, or event, and begin shaping an evaluation plan during the session itself. Designed to be interactive and practice-led, this workshop is ideal for professionals looking to strengthen how they assess, reflect on, and learn from their work.
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Measuring What Matters: Evaluation Essentials for the Cultural Sector
Facilitator(s):
Tiggy Allen
How do we know what's working in a museum/cultural organisation? What tools help us evaluate impact, and why does it matter? Join us for a hands-on introduction to monitoring and evaluation in the cultural sector, with a focus on exhibitions, education, and engagement. Through real-world examples, interactive prompts, and practical tools, this session will demystify the jargon and help you make evaluation a meaningful, everyday part of your work. Whether you are new to M&E or looking to sharpen your approach, the workshop offers clear strategies to track impact, make decisions, and plan with purpose.
Memory, Meaning, Method: An Introduction to Archival Thinking
Facilitator(s):
Sanghamitra Chatterjee
Join us for a hands on workshop exploring how archives can help us make sense of institutional history and cultural memory. This session will guide participants through key archival concepts, tools, and reflective exercises using existing institutional archives as case studies. Whether you are new to archiving or looking to ground your practice, this workshop offers thoughtful entry points into organising and preserving history with care.
Navigating your cultural career
Facilitator(s):
By Fengwen Lin
An engaging workshop designed for young professionals, offering essential tools and transformative tips to help them confidently navigate and advance their careers in the arts and culture sector.
Green Transition in Indian Museums
Facilitator(s):
Janjri Jasani
This workshop explored the vital role that museums can play in addressing the climate crisis. Starting with an introduction to climate change and its impacts on urban areas, particularly in India, the session shifted to the unique position museums hold as educational and cultural institutions.
Funding in the Arts | Bridging the Gap
Facilitator(s):
Carolina Artegiani and Shraddha Jadhav, Menaka Rodriguez and Ritwika Misra
A two-part workshop designed to lay a strong foundation for successful funding in the arts & culture sector. Guided by our esteemed facilitators, we delved into two crucial facets of the funding journey: the structured process of raising funds and the thoughtful impact assessments carried out by funders.
Imagining Digital Interactive Experiences in Museums
Facilitator(s):
Bhargav Padhiyar
This workshop helped museum professionals decode how digital technologies are transforming museums into engaging and exciting spaces through immersive storytelling. Participants gained valuable insights into evaluating and conceptualising these transformative experiences.
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