Inclusive Heritage

Amanda Capern is Reader in Women’s History and Gender History at the University of Hull, UK and was Director of the AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Training programme 'The Heritage Consortium' between 2020 and 2023.Rebecca Haboucha is a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Anthropology and Sociology at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, UK.Sarah Pymer is a professional archivist for the University of Hull, UK, based at Hull History Centre.

• Chapter 1. Introduction: New Directions in Critical Heritage Studies and Professional Practice.- PART I  The Critical Turn in Heritage Studies: Theory and the Everyday. Chapter 2. Bus Enthusiasm as Heritage Practice: Investigating Critical Approaches to Heritage Research.- Chapter 3. Hidden in Plain Sight: Everyday Heritage in the Realms of the Authorised Discourses.- Chapter 4. The Football Authorised Heritage Discourse (FAHD): Football Fandom, Marginalisation and Resistance in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.- PART II  Challenging the Authorised Heritage Discourse: Decolonising the Cultural Narrative.- Chapter 5. Evaluating William Wilberforce in the Abolition of Slavery in the British Empire.- Chapter 6. Social Media and Subversion: Digital Platforms as a Tool for Indigenous Resistance in Thailand.- Chapter 7. Can There be Inclusive ‘Canadian Heritage’? The Cases of Indigenous and Official Language Minority Heritage.- Chapter 8. Tourism, Protest, and Vandalism at the Memorial to Robert Gould Shaw and the Massachusetts Fifty-Fourth Regiment.- PART III  Decolonisation and Co-production in the GLAMA Sector: Methods for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.- Chapter 9. The Hidden History of ‘Lunacy’ and Gender in the English Court of Chancery.- Chapter 10. Archival Provenance and Hidden Histories: The Case of the Peru and Green Vale papers.- Chapter 11. ‘Allow me to Explain Myself’: Co-producing Challenging Histories of Mental Health.- Chapter 12. Strategies for Amplifying Global Majority Voices in UK Museums through Co-produced Exhibitions.