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Our volunteers have been working hard and having great adventures along the way. Browse the stories below or click on an individual image to see more from an individual volunteer.

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What goes up but doesn’t come down? digital game making at the Museum of Liverpool

We sketched our ideas for each scene of the game onto pictures of a mobile phone screen-the image shows all f the A5 pieces of paper lined up in order of when the scene occurs in the game

Edward Rushton’s brave and exciting life gets mashed up with quotes, nicknames and krakens as we develop a digital game about his life with young people from Liverpool.

Exploring archives with HOP research volunteers and members of Mencap Liverpool

Volunteers from the History of Place Liverpool research group are sat at a large (big enough for twenty people!), old fashioned (wood with a leather top) table in the Royal School for the Blind boardroom. They are each looking at various paper based objects like ledgers, newspapers and letters.

Training for our research group, and for members of Liverpool Mencap who picked up ideas about how to use their own archive.