Jamie Allan Brown

Jamie Allan Brown is a Research Fellow in the School of Art History at the University of St Andrews. His experience includes working and supporting multi-disciplinary projects across the Global South, and his research interests include community heritage, sustainable development, and youth participation in community-based museums. He previously led the bi-regional youth exchange between Latin America and Europe for the award-winning EU-LAC Museums project (EC Horizon 2020, 2016-2021), was Co-Investigator for the Community Crafts and Culture project (GCRF, 2019-2021), Co-ordinator for heritage-based projects in Costa Rica, Peru, Tanzania and Ukraine (GCRF, 2020-2022) in the School of Geosciences and the School of Geography and Sustainable Development. Currently, he leads the research-led youth exchange between Scotland and the Caribbean for the Shared Island Stories project (ERC-selected and UKRI-funded 2022-2027). In addition, he is also the Treasurer (2022-2025) for the International Council of Museums (ICOM)’s International Committee for Museology (ICOFOM).

Global Conversation: ‘Changing Livelihoods’

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  Dr Richard Bates, School of Earth & Environmental Sciences, will chair this conversation series, this session will be held on Thursday 15 July at 17:30 BST. The conversation webinars will create a platform for sharing knowledge and experience from GCRF research. Aiming to inspire collaboration for sustainable partnerships between the University, communities, and global … Read more

Global Conversation: ‘The Future of Museums: Recover and Reimagine’ Webinar

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Dr Richard Bates, School of Earth & Environmental Sciences, will chair the Global Conversation series, this session will be held on the topic of ‘The Future of Museums: Recover and Reimagine’ – as part of the International Museum Day celebrations during May 2021. Facilitated by the interdisciplinary GCRF Cultural Heritage Hub Consolidation Project based at … Read more

‘South-South’ Conversation on Climate Change and Coastal Communities

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The ‘South-South’ Conversation on Climate Change and Coastal Communities facilitated by the interdisciplinary GCRF Cultural Heritage Hub Consolidation Project was held on Wednesday 3 February 2021, 15:00 GMT. This webinar was the first in a series of global conversations for GCRF researchers based at the University and our international partners. The conversation webinars will create a platform … Read more

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