In the webinar, Medhavi Gandhi aimed to answer questions such as "what stories should we share" and "which tools should we use". She featured case studies and examples from projects that The Heritage Lab has led and produced.
Registration to the next NEMO Webinar is open. Join us on 9 April for a 1-hour session with Maria Chiara Ciaccheri on rethinking museum accessibility strategies.
More about Medhavi Gandhi
Medhavi Gandhi is a cultural practitioner from India, working at the intersection of public engagement with cultural heritage, social development and education since 2009. Over the years she has conducted a wide-range of workshops for diverse audiences in India, US, UK, Germany, Australia, and the Netherlands. These include communication and writing for the web, digital strategy building for museums, curating online exhibitions, developing partnership frameworks, participatory projects and digital programs. She has also conducted sessions for teachers on using digital tools for teaching history, arts-learning and developing digital humanities projects. Medhavi is the founder of The Heritage Lab - a digital media platform where she has conceptualized, led and executed global campaigns that bring together her love for storytelling, and the arts.
