Colour photo of a small black single storey building surrounded by green pasture and under a blue sky, white text at bottom reads Community Engagement Award Holders.

As well this list of SPMA Community Engagement Award Holders since 2015, you can read about these successful projects in our Newsletter.

2024

Pharmafluence Education Advancement Network (PEAN): £468
Engaging Secondary School students in the post-colonial heritage of Kaduna, Nigeria.

2020-2023

Without award

2019

Marc Chivers, Burra Noost Project, Shetland: £476
Engaging younger volunteers in the production of a series of short videos based around the threat posed by climate change and Shetland’s disappearing maritime archaeology.

2018

Eve Campbell, Achill Archaeological Field School, Ireland: £200
A community consultation event aimed at developing collaborative research questions for the 2019 season of fieldwork.

Richard Gilbert, University of Sheffield, working with Heeley City Farm: £300
An interactive re-enactment of the manor court at Tinsley, inviting attendees to suggest modern equivalents of the presentments and by-laws made by the court.

2017

Alison Montgomery, Trent and Peak Archaeology: £478
A family-oriented activity and handling table in a library, taking post-medieval Nottingham’s archaeology out to the general public.

2016

Sergio Escribano-Ruiz, University of the Basque Country: £310 
For costs of a summer school trip to see the construction works of a historical boat replica in a neighbouring town of Pasaia.  

2015

Archaeology Scotland: £500
A ‘taster’ dig for non-traditional heritage audiences as part of the Scottish Archaeology & Heritage Festival 2015.