The pandemic closed the Heritage Centre, but opened it on line.
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October 2020
As physical access to cultural facilities waned with the progression of COVID-19, heritage centres, museums and galleries began considering how to remain connected to their audiences in uncertain times.
In many instances, as with the Sisters of Charity Heritage Centre, the focus was on serving communities in meaningful ways and proactively engaging remote audiences with relevant content.
Taking the Sisters of Charity Portal on line
8 December, 2020
Some days can be more unusual than others, and we were already in unusual times. It…
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A new way to communicate? The Sisters react to their new, on line portal
7 December, 2020
Sr Maryanne Confoy: A reflection on the expereince of our RSC Portal [1] Our Heritage: As a sixteenth century…
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Sr Clare, the Congregational Leader, reflects on changes in health ministry
7 December, 2020
Sister Clare Nolan, the Congregational Leader of the Sisters of Charity, holds a unique position in…
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