AHI Journal Volume 28, Number 1

News, Views & Reviews brings together news from AHI, across the industry and

our partners in the Global Association for Heritage Interpretation, as well as reviews.

Interpretation Hacks is a series of short, practical ideas that covers a range of aspects of interpretation – digital, writing, live interpretation and sustainable materials. It also focuses on one of AHI’s brilliant best-practice guidelines.

We then have a special Conference Bursaries section written by students and those early in their careers who received bursaries to attend our 2022 conference. They tell us about their experiences of the conference and the impact it has had on their work.

Our theme is Audiences. Nusrat Ahmed explains the co-curation process behind Manchester Museum’s new South Asia Gallery; Emma Parsons guides us on how to understand audiences; Katy Firth describes her work with vulnerable young people on Orkney.

We introduce the on-theme Interpretation Research Lab, which covers visitors to science centres and nature sites. Audiences is rounded off by Bob Jones as he excavates some relevant articles from Past Issues of the journal about visitors.