Blog & Case Studies
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Informing the future of Wimbledon Museum for the All England Lawn Tennis Club
The challenge Wimbledon Museum plays a distinctive role within the wider Wimbledon experience. It helps visitors explore the history of tennis, the story of The Championships, and the significance of one of the world’s most recognisable sporting venues. The All England Lawn Tennis Club wanted to understand how different visitors experience the museum today and how the offer could continue to evolve in future. The research was designed to inform…
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Accessibility and WEEE Recycling: Understanding Barriers Faced by Disabled and Marginalised Groups
Elenya was commissioned to undertake a rapid evidence review examining how disabled people and other marginalised groups experience barriers when accessing Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) recycling. The work was commissioned to support strategic thinking about accessibility and equalities impacts within recycling systems. The project focused on synthesising existing evidence rather than generating new primary research. The aim was to bring together data from a wide range of sources…
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Royal Armouries: Front End Testing An Exhibition Concept
Elenya was commissioned by the Royal Armouries to conduct formative qualitative research exploring audience responses to an early exhibition concept focused a specific historical theme. At the time of research, the exhibition was still in development, with no fixed interpretation, object selection or finalised narrative structure – though the team provided us with an overview. The purpose of the project was to provide early stage audience insight to inform curatorial…
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Royal Armouries: Message Testing For A Major Genghis Khan Exhibition
Elenya was commissioned by the Royal Armouries to undertake a qualitative research project to inform marketing and communications for a major upcoming exhibition exploring the life and legacy of Genghis Khan. At the point of research, the exhibition’s curatorial content and object selection had already been agreed. The focus of the project was therefore not on shaping the exhibition itself, but on identifying the messages, themes and stories most likely…
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British Film Institute: Exploring Public Perspectives on a Future Cultural Offer
Elenya was commissioned by the British Film Institute (BFI) to undertake a formative qualitative research project exploring the views, expectations, and creative input of potential audiences in relation to an early-stage concept for a new cultural space. The project was highly exploratory in nature – at the time of fieldwork, there was no fixed proposition, site, or delivery model. Instead, the focus was on gathering rich insight to inform future…
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Outside in Pathways: Evaluating Impact Through Creativity – The ‘Talking About My TV Generation’ Programme
Elenya was commissioned by Outside In Pathways (OIP) to deliver an evaluation of their ambitious and innovative arts and heritage project: Talking About My TV Generation (TAMTVG). OIP works with people with learning disabilities and autism, using creative arts and cultural heritage to support meaningful engagement, personal development, and social inclusion. The evaluation was part of an Arts Council England-funded programme and was designed to explore the impact of this…
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