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Conference Archive
Get insights from past AHI Conferences.
Read highlights from previous AHI Conferences to get a sense of the ideas, learning and sector debates shared at our flagship annual event. Known for its warmth, community and rich exchange of ideas, the AHI Conference brings together interpreters, designers, educators, researchers and sector leaders.
AHI members have full access to the archive.
2014
AHI’s Annual Conference 2014 – Manchester
The 2014 Manchester conference explored how interpretation can engage with challenging histories, emotional narratives and sensitive subjects in meaningful ways.
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2013
AHI’s Annual Conference 2013 – Edinburgh
The 2013 Edinburgh conference examined what heritage interpreters can learn from disciplines such as branding, journalism, technology and the arts.
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2012
AHI’s Annual Conference 2012 – Shrewsbury
The 2012 Shrewsbury conference centred on putting audiences first, exploring participatory interpretation, formative evaluation and emotionally resonant visitor experiences.
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2011
AHI’s Annual Conference 2011 – York
The 2011 York conference addressed the challenges facing contemporary interpretation, offering strategies for sustainability, innovation and audience engagement.
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2010
AHI’s Annual Conference 2010 – Bournemouth
The 2010 Bournemouth conference focused on what makes interpretation truly effective, examining communication, visitor behaviour, and innovative on-site practice across major heritage locations.
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2009
AHI’s Annual Conference 2009 – Cardiff
The 2009 Cardiff conference explored how heritage interpretation can use stories of the past to inform, inspire and empower future generations.
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