After completing a BA in History and MA in Public History and Heritage, Amy has spent nearly a decade collaborating with a wide variety cultural and heritage groups, organisations and projects across the UK to support them evaluate the impact of their work, including National Museum Wales, Federation of Museums and Art Galleries of Wales, British Commercial Vehicle Museum, Elizabeth Gaskell’s House, Audley End House and Gardens (English Heritage), IWM Duxford, The Holburne Museum, American Museum & Gardens, Wessex Archaeology, The Salisbury Museum, Art Care, Anxiety UK, Dulwich Picture Gallery, Wiltshire Creative, Merchant Adventurers’ Hall and Northern Heartlands.
Amy has also supported international research projects investing the impact of cultural heritage in the USA, India and Palestine and is a regular attendee and contributor to international networks and conferences, including the International Federation for Public Historians (IFPH), National Council on Public History (NCPH) and European Archaeological Association (EAA).