Building Evidence will explore how archives and records support engagement with, conservation of, and research into Scotland’s historic environment. The event will be structured around the three priority areas of Our Past, Our Future – The Strategy for Scotland’s Historic Environment:

Delivering the transition to net zero
Empowering resilient and inclusive communities and places
Building a wellbeing economy
In addition to these key themes, Building Evidence will shine a spotlight on the urgent need for a national strategy for archives and records in Scotland, ensuring their preservation and relevance for future generations.

Programme
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By attending Building Evidence, you will:
Deepen Your Understanding: Gain insights into how archives and records play a crucial role in safeguarding and interpreting Scotland's historic environment.
Explore Real-World Applications: Learn about innovative projects and case studies that demonstrate how archival materials are being used to address pressing challenges like sustainability, inclusivity, and economic well-being.
Network: Connect with professionals across the heritage sector. Share ideas, form collaborations, and expand your professional network.
Inspiration for Action: Walk away with new tools, strategies, and inspiration to apply to your own work, whether you're involved in archives, research, heritage management, or community engagement.

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