A Town of Many: Butetown Heritage for Social Inclusion

Konstantinos P Trimmis; Joe Kelly; Gwenno Glyn; Evangelos Nikolaidis; Konstantina Kalogirou

A Town of Many: Butetown Heritage for Social Inclusion

Konstantinos P Trimmis (Producer), Joe Kelly (Other), Gwenno Glyn (Composer), Evangelos Nikolaidis (Composer), Konstantina Kalogirou

Department of Anthropology and Archaeology

Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products

Abstract

'A Town of Many' is a short film that explores the social and historic landscapes of Cardiff's Butetown, the first multicultural community in Britain. The film also presents the impact that Butetown heritage had on refugee, migrant, and asylum seeker students of Cathays High School in Cardiff, when they started exploring the area as part of their English language lessons. Educational value of cultural heritage in multicultural classroom and community based production of heritage assets are explored when the project outcomes are discussed.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Cardiff
Publisher	Cathays High School
Media of output	Video
Size	755MB
Publication status	Published - May 2020

Keywords

Cultural heritage
Social anthropology
Migration
EAL
Wales
Urban anthropology
Urban landscapes
Greek Diaspora
refugee children
Multiculturalism, Nationalism, Diversity, British National Identity, Church of England, Religious Education
multiculturalism
Multicultural education
Visual Archaeology
Video ethnography
Historic Area Assessment

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https://youtu.be/E2XAMlMgHJgLicence: CC BY-NC

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2 Active

Town of Many: Recording Butetown Religious Landscapes for Social Inclusion
Trimmis, K., Kalogirou, K., Konstantakis , N., Morgan, R., Fernee, C. & Kelly, J.
12/12/18 → 18/12/20
Project: Research
VIA Culture: European Cultural Heritage for Vocabulary In Action
Trimmis, K., Kalogirou, K., Dalziel, F., Tsagkalidis, A. & Fernee, C.
1/10/18 → 30/06/21
Project: Research

Erasmus+ Key Action 2, Strategic Partnerships in Education and Youth
Trimmis, Konstantinos (Recipient) & Konstantina Kalogirou (Recipient), Aug 2018
Prize: Prizes, Medals, Awards and Grants
National Heritage Lottery Fund: Our Heritage
Trimmis, Konstantinos (Recipient) & Konstantina Kalogirou (Recipient), Dec 2018
Prize: Prizes, Medals, Awards and Grants

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A Town of Many: Butetown Heritage for Social Inclusion

Abstract

Keywords

Access to Document

Town of Many: Recording Butetown Religious Landscapes for Social Inclusion

VIA Culture: European Cultural Heritage for Vocabulary In Action

Erasmus+ Key Action 2, Strategic Partnerships in Education and Youth

National Heritage Lottery Fund: Our Heritage

Cite this