Piggott Theatre, British Library A unique event with leading environmentalists Areeba Hamid (Co-director of Greenpeace UK); Asad Rehman (CEO of Friends of the Earth) and Harriet Lamb (Chief Executive of the Green Party) and Tony
Archives and Oral History Special Interest Group For the September meeting of the Archives and Oral History Special Interest Group, Dr. Cord Pagenstecher will speak about his work developing Oral-History.Digital. Since 2020, Freie Universität Berlin
The September 2025 meeting of the OHS Archives and Oral History Special Interest Group will feature a special public talk from Britta Lange, a lecturer at the Institute of the History and Theory of Culture
London Metropolitan University/Online Join us for an intimate and thought-provoking ‘In Dialogue’ event with Juanita Cox, a lead researcher on the ‘Windrush’ Scandal oral history project and John Gabriel, chair of the Oral History Society. Together they will reflect on the academic, ethical,
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
An Environment & Climate Crisis Special Interest Group event This presentation draws on UK AHRC funded research (2019-2022) on ‘El Niño desert livelihoods’ in northern coastal Peru. Part of a larger field-based interdisciplinary project with
Loading Bay, 1 Duke St, Bradford BD1 3QR An afternoon of illustrated talks about how words and images can jointly explore themes of journey, exile, identity and the search for home, drawing on stories presented
22 July, 12.30 – 14.30 Cinema 2, Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff We are launching the South Asian Britain digital resource, an output of the Remaking Britain: South Asian Connections and Networks, 1830s to the Present project. Join us for
Online meeting of the OHS Creative Special Interest Group Tuesday 1st July – noon to 1pm OHS members are invited to join a video meeting of the UK Oral History Society “Creative Special Interest Group” to
Reflecting on 90 Years of Cultural Relations and Global Engagement Join members of the British Council Digital Library for a thought-provoking session that explores the British Council’s impact over nine decades, through the lens of its landmark
