Who Stole my Milk? Exploring Student Homes in London comes to an end. The concourse exhibition is now open, the Global Homes event went off without a hitch, and it’s now time for us to say goodbye. It’s been a fantastic journey and we’re thrilled you chose to come along for the ride.
But before we go, let us leave you with something to remember us by: our digital diary. Let the photos tell the story of how MA students from UCL Institute of Archaeology took you on a journey of self-discovery and reflection.
Documenting Student Homes Team members, Hannah and Riccardo, prepare the audio- recording equipment before an interview.
Documenting Student Homes Team members, Chao-Chieh, conducts an individual interview inside Sophie’s room in the Tower Hamlets flat.
The Project Manager is seen answering questions from Geffrye Museum staff during an all- important panel meeting.
During the third panel meeting, Web Resource Team members, Charmaine and Urška, present the outline of their Digital Story to the project members, UCL coordinators, and Geffrye Museum staff.
Audience Advocacy Team member, Jeni, listens to feedback from Geffrye Museum staff, Vanessa, during the third panel meeting.
Learning and Interpretation Team members, Min Young and Namyoung, show children how to properly hold chopsticks during the Family Days World of Chopsticks activity.
Public Information Team members, Javier and Kate, mans a stall alongside Geffrye Youth Panel members, promoting the Student Homes Project as a whole, inviting Geffrye Museum visitors to the Family Days, to Global Homes opening evening, and the concourse exhibition.
Audience Research Team members, Katy and Tz-Ling, spend a day at the Geffrye Museum inserting promotional material into envelopes and distributing them around Hackney.