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Apart from being special places where people practise their faith, places of worship play an important role for the wider community by providing pastoral care and much-needed local services.
Community-based design initiatives can enhance the value of these places as a sustainable resource for multiple communities.
This five-week course develops practical knowledge to empower you to help others to discover the potential of their historic faith buildings, and develop a community-led design initiative.
By the end of this course, you will know how to develop and guide community initiatives that adapt, re-imagine, and revitalise historic faith buildings.
The course starts with an introduction to the project management, and value, of community-based design initiatives.
You’ll unpack how communities can overcome their own barriers and effectively communicate with all involved professionals.
Once you’ve learnt the theory on successful community-led design, you’ll start exploring how to make these projects happen.
You’ll see how these groups can develop strategies and tools to engage other people or organisations in co-creating their visions for community upliftment through historic building preservation.
Developed as a collaboration between the Glass-House Community Led Design, Open University, and CS-DC, you can trust this course to give a comprehensive introduction to community-based design projects.
You’ll also earn a FutureLearn training certificate and create a portfolio.
This course is designed for anyone interested in developing community-based design initiatives, as well as their own leadership skills. Local groups, designers, funders, and support organisations will all benefit.
To take part in this course you need a standard computer with internet access
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