Alison Chand In my capacity as OHS Regional Adviser for Scotland, I have dealt with a number of queries this year, relating to advice on funding applications, training, volunteering opportunities, archiving and ethical considerations –
Alison Chand In my capacity as OHS regional adviser for Scotland, I have dealt with a number of queries this year, relating to advice on funding applications, training, volunteering opportunities, archiving and ethical considerations. My
Reflections on some of the colourful memories revealed in oral history interviews from the beginning of the radical, new, post-Robbins Scottish university Almost 20 years ago a group of newly retired staff, many of whom had been
The start of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020 abruptly changed the course of my oral history work. This blog post sets out how.
Sounding Borders was led by Scotland’s Sounds and Historic Environment Scotland with funding from the Esme Fairbairn Foundation. It aimed to raise the profile of sound collections across Scotland. The project used archived oral testimonies from people living in the Scottish Borders as a starting point, reflecting on their domestic lives, school lives, working lives and social lives in the 20th century.
