Tali Krikler

I am an experienced learning and participation specialist.

I have produced, designed and led a broad range of projects and resources within museum, heritage, cultural, health and business settings. 

My passion lies in the possibilities objects offer to explore and uncover stories, challenge perceptions, share ideas and start conversations.

I have created innovative outreach resources for schools, challenged young people to interpret objects using stop-frame animation, conceived and delivered workshops for Syrian refugees and designed and co-produced object boxes that spark curiosity and address sensitive topics such as mental health in an original and engaging way.

A former Head of Learning at the Jewish Museum London and a qualified teacher specialising in Early Years learning, I completed an MA in Museums and Galleries in Education at the Institute of Education, London in 2010.

I successfully led the first phase of the Arts Council England, Museums and Schools Partnership programme, London Links, at the Jewish Museum. In 2014, the online resource created to support the project, Objects in Focus, was shortlisted for a Museums and Heritage Award.

My recent training includes Visible Thinking Skills and Dementia Awareness. I am a Connect Aphasia charity volunteer.