Listening underpins oral history practice, but we rarely bring it to the forefront of our discussions in the oral history community. This conference attempts to redress this by centering listening as its key theme. We
Saturday 4 July, 9am – 6pm Location: Newton Building, Nottingham Trent University City Campus, 10 Goldsmith St, Nottingham NG1 4BU Download the Programme The Festival offers a full day of interactive workshops exploring the many
CLICK HERE TO BOOK A PLACE JOIN US FOR A DAY OF REFLECTION, LISTENING, CONVERSATION AND PARTICIPATION Pigott Theatre, Knowledge Centre, British Library, London NW12DB Saturday 06 July 2024 Doors Open: 9:00 Starts: 9:30 Hosted
When we saw the theme of this year’s conference – ‘Whose Voices?’ – we were determined to apply to attend. The issue of giving voice to those who are seldom heard exactly matched the aims
CLICK HERE TO BOOK A PLACE JOIN US FOR A DAY OF REFLECTION, LISTENING, CONVERSATION AND PARTICIPATION Pigott Theatre, Knowledge Centre, British Library, London NW12DB Saturday 06 July 2024 Doors Open: 9:00 Starts: 9:30 Hosted
