Claire Adler
Location
East of England
Specialism
- Heritage Fund Activity Plans
- Audience, Community and Organisational Research
- Developing NLHF projects for funding
- Mentoring/ Critical Friend
- Delivering training
- Managing community engagement projects
About
The fundamental basis for the work I undertake and enjoy is that I love making heritage and culture accessible to the widest possible audiences. This can be by embedding museums, heritage sites and cultural organisations in their communities or enabling communities to engage with their heritage and culture.
I am a mentor for the National Lottery Heritage Fund and have developed, delivered and mentored projects from £10,000 to over £50million and available for work nationwide.
More Details
Claire Adler specialises in helping museums and heritage sites embed into their communities and communities to connect with their heritage by working as an Expert Adviser on Access and Learning for NLHF, monitoring and mentoring projects. She project manages projects to gain substantial NLHF funding, researches and writes NLHF Activity Plans for successful NLHF Heritage Grants and undertakes current and potential audience research. She works as a Critical Friend on projects to help museums, community groups, gardens, parks, churches and special interest groups to develop their projects to the highest standards and also delivers training about museum development, community engagement and co-creations for local, regional and national organisations.
Recent clients include: National Lottery Heritage Fund, Roald Dahl Museum, Kent Mining Museum, National Maritime Museum, Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Royal High School Preservation Trust, Sweet Patootee CIC, Harwich Electric Cinema, Royal Observatory, Newport Transporter Bridge, Great Yarmouth Winter Gardens, Somers town Museum, Wellcome, Dundee Science Centre, Wicksteed Park, St Mary le Strand church and Museum of Two Halves.
Claire works throughout the UK.
Contact
Claire Adler
Heritage, Culture + Commuinity Consultant
