Case studies
Read the case studies from science centres and museums around the UK, highlighting the new ways of working and some of the small changes that have made a big impact for everyone. The evidence from these case studies has informed the new ASDC Theory of Change.
Using Big Data to address critical issues in our towns and communities
W5's partnership aim with Market Development Association is to provide co-designed programming and resources for young people, building sustained and beneficial collaboration…
Igniting STEM career aspirations in South Wales
Techniquest worked with Cardiff University and Enthuse partnership to engage with pupils from some of the most deprived areas in south Wales,…
Using the inspiring stories of the Hershel family to create wonder in Slough
The Royal Astronomical Society held hands-on engaging workshops about the discoveries of the Hershels at Slough Museum, where families took part in…
‘For Me’ - valuing the individual and your local community
Identified and addressed barriers for engagement with their closest community group Wood Farm, through building trust and co-producing activities.
Exploring new horizons: Engaging youth through science in their region
Jodrell Bank Centre for Engagement worked with two national youth charities, Onside and IntoUniversity bringing them to the centre to learn about…
An open discourse with youth participants as valued contributors
Catalyst Science Discovery Centre partnered with Widnes Library and GLOW youth group to improve and adapt their science show
Building confidence at Space Camp
Dundee Science Centre collaborated with St Mary's Primary School, to take part in EYU: Valuing Inclusion, February - June 2024
Autistic Youth Forum: transforming accessibility and engagement at Armagh
Armagh created a youth forum of children with autism giving them the power to drive change around accessibility at the observatory and…
One provocation, lots of opinions
We The Curious partnered with City Academy to delve into big questions like: Should space science be a priority in the current…