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# DCDC25

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- [DCDC25](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/dcdc25/) - A collective call to action, DCDC25 was held Durham and online on Pheedloop 29-31 July 2025. The conference invited delegates to come together, no matter where in the world or the stage of their career, to Choose Your Own Future: to celebrate what is already being achieved and debate what more could be done, to
- [Welcome Pack](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/welcome-pack/) - DCDC Welcome Pack - In personDownload
- [Pheedloop guide](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/pheedloop-guide/) - Pheedloop guideDownload
- [Accommodation](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/dcdc25/accommodation/) - Accommodation There are many hotel options within Durham, a short distance from where DCDC will be held in the Teaching and Learning Centre at Durham University (Durham, DH1 3LS). Use Durham University's accommodation registration site to book the following venues for DCDC25: Grey College Find other hotel options within Durham: Premier Inn (Walkergate) Located in
- [About DCDC](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/dcdc25/about-dcdc/) - Online and hybrid elements will take place in the event platform Pheedloop. The conference will be accessible via your web browser or a mobile application. Find out more about PheedloopRead about the Pheedloop Go! mobile app In Durham Durham University’s unique cultural attractions include Durham Castle, the Oriental Museum, the Botanic Garden, Historic Libraries at Palace
- [Keynote speakers](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/keynote-speakers/) - Keynote speakers Professor Katy Shaw Director of AHRC Creative Communities Prof Katy Shaw is Director of the AHRC Creative Communities programme, Professor of Contemporary Writings and Director of Cultural Partnerships at Northumbria University.She works with the British Academy; sits on the North East Mayoral Strategic Authority’s Strategic Advisory Board; is a Senior Associate Producer with
- [History Day North](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/history-day-north/) - History Day North Register now to attend the History Day North exhibition on 29 July 2025! Join us in Durham, as part of the Discovering Collections, Discovering Communities conference, and online for History Day North 2025. History Day brings together students, researchers and anyone with an interest in history with collections professionals from galleries, libraries,
- [Register to attend](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/dcdc25/register-to-attend/) - Register to attend Registration for the 2025 Discovering Collections, Discovering Communities conference is now live. You can register to attend in person or online at the early-bird rate. Please book via Eventbrite below or via this link. Please note that the early bird rate will end on Monday 23 May 2025, at 17:00. Things to
- [Conference theme](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/conference-theme/) - Conference theme Choose Your Own Future: Resilient Communities and Sustainable Solutions Take a look at the programme As a community, the Discovering Collections, Discovering Communities conference has addressed change in a myriad of ways. Collectively we have explored how crisis can act as a catalyst for change, have considered changes to our practice through inclusive
- [Bursaries](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/bursaries/) - Bursaries You can now apply for bursaries to support your attendance at DCDC25! Registration bursary application Expenses bursary application Please complete the relevant application form by 21 May 2025 Each year DCDC brings together over 400 international colleagues from across the archive, library, museum, heritage and academic sectors. We are proud that the conference appeals
- [Values and commitments](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/values-and-commitments/) - Values and commitments Foundational to DCDC is the belief that our sectors thrive on innovation and creativity, and this is achieved through collaborating with each other. As such, the DCDC partners are committed to programming a conference that seeks to meet the diverse needs and priorities that are emerging across the Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums
- [Apply](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/dcdc25/call-for-papers/apply/) - Apply The call for papers has now closed. Thanks to all those who submitted! Papers Papers will be 15-minute presentations with or without accompanying slides. Proposals may have multiple authors but should have a maximum of two speakers (any more can be submitted as a panel – see below). Please state if speakers are planning
- [Contact us](https://dcdcconference.co.uk/contact-us/) - Contact us Getting in touch If you have any questions regarding the Discovering Collections, Discovering Communities conference, or you are looking to sponsor the upcoming DCDC25 event, you can contact the organisers via DCDC@nationalarchives.gov.uk. The National Archives manages this site. View our Privacy Notice. British Library Jisc The National Archives