ALT A collage of illustrations showing a range of people doing heritage volunteering roles: digital, outdoor, tour guiding and archaeology. Underneath, there is text that says "Find us on Bluesky: @volorganisers.bsky.social", alongside the Bluesky and Make Your Mark logos.

ALT A group of refugees and people seeking asylum gathered around a table and handling some archaeological artefacts at a taster session in Glasgow.

ALT A pictogram of people connected by lines, symbolising networking, next to text that says "Join us at a peer support session for volunteer organisers."

ALT A pictogram of a handshake next to text that says, "Opportunity: Co-design a volunteer taster session".

ALT Image depicts a group of people sitting at a white, round table, with bright blue booklets in front of them. The photo is of a Make Your Mark Inclusive Volunteering Toolkit workshop session.

ALT People sat in an auditorium and facing a screen with a slide that says "thanks for joining us!" with a call to fill out the event feedback form, download the Inclusive Volunteering Toolkit, follow Make Your Mark on Eventbrite and follow Make Your Mark on social media.

ALT People sat in an auditorium and facing a screen with a presentation from the Scottish Refugee Council.

ALT Two volunteers make their way around Edinburgh Zoo, one walking and one in a motorised chair. They are wearing purple vests that say "RZSS volunteer".

ALT A list of things to include when costing a volunteer activity: recruitment, training, the opportunity to claim expenses, space and equipment, management, recognising volunteers, evaluating volunteers' experience, insurance, safeguarding and developing policies and procedures. Next to the list, there is a photo of two Asian volunteers.

ALT People sat in an auditorium and facing a screen with a presentation from the University of Newcastle.

ALT Teams call projected on to a large screen. Shared slide reads “Our mission. Make Your Mark is a campaign that aims to increase the number and diversity of heritage volunteers in Scotland.” Group logos, including Glasgow Disability Alliance. Participants on Teams visible on screen. Rosie Wylie is standing at the lectern, speaking.