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DC Research is delighted to have been commissioned by the British Museum to carry out an impact evaluation of the touring exhibition – Desire, love, identity: exploring LGBTQ histories.

The evaluation involves a range of desk-based research activity as well as consulting with staff from the British Museum involved in the exhibition as well as staff from the five venues that hosted the exhibition when it toured during 2018 and 2019.

DC Research was commissioned by Historic Houses (https://www.historichouses.org/) to help design and analyse a survey of the Historic Houses membership that sought to assess the current and potential impact of the current Coronavirus epidemic on members of Historic Houses.

DC Research recently supported Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Trust (https://www.tulliehouse.co.uk/) by carrying out a research study that investigated the Social Impact of Tullie House.Drawing on pre-existing data and evidence, the study looked at the overall social impact of Tullie House, as well as focusing on the social impacts of Tullie House’s key programmes of activity. The main Tullie House programmes included: Schools Programme; Communities Programme; Young People Programme and Families Programme, and the study assessed the range of social impacts from across these programmes.

DC Research is delighted to announce that we have joined the Carlisle Ambassadors - https://www.carlisleambassadors.co.uk/.

DC Research is delighted to have been commissioned by Historic Houses (https://www.historichouses.org/) to support them in analysing and reporting on the results of their 2020 Annual Survey of Members.