Natalie McGuire-Batson’s curatorial work engages community-driven discourse in culture, through research in Caribbean museology. Having completed a BA in History of Art at the University of Leicester and an MA in Museums and Cultural Heritage at the University of Auckland, she is currently a PhD candidate in Cultural Studies at the University of the West Indies Cave Hill with a research focus on Anglophone Caribbean museums and community agency. She is the Curator – Social History and Engagement at the BMHS and serves on several committees, including as Public Relations Officer for ICOM Barbados, Board Member of ICOFOM LAC, member of the International Council of Revista Aleph Journal, and a member of the Board for the Barbados National Art Gallery. historycurator@barbmuse.org.bb www.barbmuse.org.bb --------------- Kaye R. N. Hall is the Education and Community Outreach Officer at the BMHS where she very much enjoys her job of passing on history, heritage, and culture to her fellow countrymen of all ages. In this role she fosters partnerships with regional education bodies to ensure the propagation and revitalisation of heritage education, as well as with schools, colleges, communities, and individual students to ensure that the inculcation of heritage is a rewarding lifelong learning experience. She holds a Master of Education (MEd) Social Context and Education Policy from the University of the West Indies (UWI) as well as a professional training certificate in Heritage Culture and Human Resources from the University of Florence. She sits on the Executive of the local chapter of the ICOM, ICOM Barbados, as its Vice Chairperson and is the Moderator of the Heritage Education and Professional Development Forum for the Caribbean Heritage Network. She is also a resource person for the Ministry of Education Technical and Vocational Training in Barbados, where she sits of both the History and Geography Syllabus Development Committees. educate@barbmuse.org.bb www.barbmuse.org.bb