'Measuring up': ways of capturing social value and more intangible outcomes

Impact measurement – where to begin, Anoushka Kenley (New Philanthropy Capital)

Measuring the wellbeing impacts of volunteering, Catherine Bradley (The Audience Agency)

Dipping into Nature, Hugh Hope-Stone (Hope-Stone Research)

Curious stories and sensory experiences – how do they measure up?, Emma Morioka (Historic Royal Palaces)

What’s the Point? Measuring the social outcomes of Creative People and Places, Ruth Melville (CPP) and Karl Greenwood (Appetite)

Cultural Heritage and Health Creation, Lisa Garnham and Val McNeice (Glasgow Centre for Population Health)

VSG Bursary: Pippa Gardner, recipient of the 2016 VSG Alison James Bursary

What is all telling us and are we doing it right?, Janice Lane (National Museum Wales)

The ethnographic eye. Qualitative approaches to measuring value, Effrosyni Nomikou (King’s College London) and Kayte McSweeney, Lorna Cruickshanks, Lucia Cortelli, Lizzie Edwards and Kate Rockhold (British Museum)

Research on the Building Bridges project at the Science Museum: From ‘measuring’ to capturing meaning in social contexts, Beth Hawkins (Science Museum), Naomi Haywood (University College London) and Theano Moussouri (University College London)

Developing methodologies for assessing the impact of museum programmes for diverse health audiences, Wendy Gallagher (Whitworth) & Zoë Brown (Tyne & Wear Archives and Museum)

The effect of Van Gogh on vulnerable older people, Marthe deVet & Helene de Koekkoek (Van Gogh Museum)

Good enough?, Mandy Barnett (MB Associates)

Looking at assessing social and wellbeing impacts of projects for heritage and cultural institutions, Eirini Gallou (University College London) and Kalliopi Fouseki (University College London)

Measuring social value: The Spectrum of Audience Engagement – Andrew McIntyre (Morris Hargreaves McIntyre)