Heritage Series Episode 1: Coproduction

In this series of A Brew & A Blether, we’ll be talking about our experiences collaborating with Paisley Museum, poorhouses and poverty in Renfrewshire, the legacy of slavery in Scotland, and Section 28, LGBTQ+ education and representation.
This episode will dive into the heritage work we have been involved in at Kairos Women+. Our project Kairos Museum, in co-production with Paisley Museum, aims to make the lives of women+ - both today and in the past - more visible, and museum spaces more representative and accessible. When the Museum reopens, we’ll be telling the story of the local Women’s Co-operative Guild through their banners and objects, as part of the Paisley Museum reimagined programme.
A Brew & A Blether's Heritage Series was made possible through the Great Place Scheme, a project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and delivered through Renfrewshire Council. The music you’ve heard is by Lakbay Lahi, the song ‘Pag Ibig’ which means ‘love’ in Filipino. Love is central to our ethos at Kairos, and a lot of love and volunteer time goes into all of our projects. Thanks to the guests and volunteers who gave their time to make this podcast happen and a special thanks to Erskine Arts for their support, training and studio time recording and editing this series.
For more information on Paisley Museum Reimagined, visit: reimagined.pai...
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