Generation Change: Young People’s Participation in Protest

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This exhibition marks the completion of the Living Museums project which has aimed to give young people more of a voice within heritage.

About Generation Change: Young People’s Participation in Protest

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This temporary exhibition is the culmination of the Living Museums project - The Battle of Bannockburn has worked in partnership with Children in Scotland and local young people to give young people more of a voice within the heritage sector.

The exhibition contains signs, photos and videos from young people in Scotland who attended protests in 2020 and 2021.

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