Faye Sayer is Assistant Professor in Heritage and History at University of Birmingham. She was previously Reader in Public History and Community Archaeology at Manchester Metropolitan University. She has published major articles and books on community heritage and public history, and worked for some of the UK's most significant heritage organizations, including English Heritage, The Portable Antiquities Scheme, and the Museum of London. She has been involved in developing and evaluating cultural heritage wellbeing projects around the world, including in the North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa.

• 1: Introduction 2: Measuring Wellbeing in Heritage 3: Heritage Places and Wellbeing: Methdological Approach 4: Heritage Sites and Wellbeing 5: Museums, Art Galleries, and Wellbeing 6: Heritage Type, Demographics, and Context: Visitor Wellbeing at Heritage Places 7: Healthier Societies Through Heritage: Heritage, Happiness and Human Rights

Faye Sayer is Assistant Professor in Heritage and History at University of Birmingham. She was previously Reader in Public History and Community Archaeology at Manchester Metropolitan University. She has published major articles and books on community heritage and public history, and worked for some of the UK's most significant heritage organizations, including English Heritage, The Portable Antiquities Scheme, and the Museum of London. She has been involved in developing and evaluating cultural heritage wellbeing projects around the world, including in the North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa.

• 1: Introduction 2: Measuring Wellbeing in Heritage 3: Heritage Places and Wellbeing: Methdological Approach 4: Heritage Sites and Wellbeing 5: Museums, Art Galleries, and Wellbeing 6: Heritage Type, Demographics, and Context: Visitor Wellbeing at Heritage Places 7: Healthier Societies Through Heritage: Heritage, Happiness and Human Rights

Faye Sayer is Assistant Professor in Heritage and History at University of Birmingham. She was previously Reader in Public History and Community Archaeology at Manchester Metropolitan University. She has published major articles and books on community heritage and public history, and worked for some of the UK's most significant heritage organizations, including English Heritage, The Portable Antiquities Scheme, and the Museum of London. She has been involved in developing and evaluating cultural heritage wellbeing projects around the world, including in the North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa.

• 1: Introduction 2: Measuring Wellbeing in Heritage 3: Heritage Places and Wellbeing: Methdological Approach 4: Heritage Sites and Wellbeing 5: Museums, Art Galleries, and Wellbeing 6: Heritage Type, Demographics, and Context: Visitor Wellbeing at Heritage Places 7: Healthier Societies Through Heritage: Heritage, Happiness and Human Rights