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Baurley, Jade

Start date:
October 2019
Research Topic:
Youth Engagement with Culture and Herritage sites
Research pathway:
Sociology
Research Supervisor:
Bella Dicks and Kate Moles
Supervising school:
School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University
Primary funding source:
ESRC Studentship
Research keywords:
creativity; empower; engagement; heritage; inclusivity; informal learning; Memory Studies; Poly Vocality

Jade Jenkins’s research concerns improving practice and policy to aid young people in having meaningful and empowering experiences with cultural sites such as museums.

She is keenly interested in the benifits of young people engageing creatively with culture but also the issues that the area faces. Young people can face many barriers to participation and there are contemporary challenges around representation, inclusivity and tokenism.

This research will utilise case studies, observations and interviews to gather an in-depth understanding of the challenges currently facing the field as well as piloting projects to test new working practices with the aim of informing policy for cultural sites.

Email:
Jenkinsjl4@cardiff.ac.uk
LinkedIn:
Https://linkedin.com/in/jade-jenkins-038a3016
Facebook:
JadeBaurley
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