Thinking about life stories? Join us to think about them more! Never thought about life stories? Now’s your chance! International Symposium, of interest to historians, sociologists, family historians, community researchers…everyone! And just £45 for two days (and two lunches)
Oral historians out there have we got an event for you. It's June 30 - 1 July and it's an international symposium on Life Story in Oral History Practice.
Speakers include Indira Chowdhury, Alexander Freund, Lubaina Himid, Wendy Rickad and Al Thomson!
https://t.co/W0MRfmWIBG
Event TOMORROW: The Story of Aids: the Unheard Tapes
Join us to hear from interviewers, curators, interviewees and the production team behind the powerful BBC2 documentary and its groundbreaking use of oral history on TV. In person @britishlibrary.
https://t.co/lJhI4FZFbC
Interested in hearing more about the making of amazing @BBC2 documentary #AIDSTheUnheardTapes (a Wall to Wall production) https://t.co/AER8ivcnS1? Come to the British Library at 7.15pm on Wed 22 February to find out more. Book now: https://t.co/deDeJ0C6gW.
3 days left to apply! Archive Assistant. National Life Stories @BL_OralHistory. Part time (3 days a week) Initial 1 year contract. Role will be based on-site in the #oralhistory office at the British Library in St Pancras at least 2 days per week. https://t.co/ka5v9gGJ1F
If you have a research project situated around Gender and the Holocaust and are interested in presenting on it, make sure to send in your applications for the event highlighted in the tweet below!
@SusieMGoss Mum was just digging the earth behind the tree and came across them, reckons she threw away about four at the weekend before I spotted this one today. Right kind of soil and right kind of host tree, no idea how they got there! (I’ve learned a lot about truffles this evening)
The ‘courage’ of multi millionaires who sit at home in their literal castles punching down at marginalised people on Twitter pales in comparison to the genuine courage of trans children who show up for school every day.
There are a few weeks left of the tour, if you want to catch it in London, Wolverhampton or Bromley before the end of the month. Would recommend. https://t.co/sxzCCEq2Sy
Bought tickets to see @animalfarmstage on a bit of a whim a few months ago. An excellent decision, turns out. Cast, crew and production team have created something quite outstanding. Really powerful storytelling and artistry on display @marlowetheatre tonight. Thank you all 👏
Still munching your way through Easter chocolate? Check out this short blog post I wrote and listen to Sir Dominic Cadbury revealing some Easter Egg secrets while you eat…
Enter the Treasures Gallery on the upper ground floor of the @britishlibrary and on your left you’ll find a pair of headphones. Through it you can listen to the only extant recording of Virginia Woolf’s voice, the writer who died on this day 81 years ago.
https://t.co/kUwjfpOMsK
Read this utterly delightful blog post from Jim for a story that reinforces the power of music and demonstrates in a single recording the importance of the Unlocking our Sound Heritage project #UOSH@BLSoundHeritage
@tasha_kitcher I watch Parks and Rec in its entirety on like a monthly basis and I now have a (pretty cool) civil service job, what does that say about me?
‘We appreciate that comedy is subjective but in our view when punchlines are indistinguishable from the genuinely-held views of fascists and Neo-Nazis, a line has very clearly been crossed.’ This. Genocide is not a punchline, not now not ever.
We've launched a petition to Netflix calling for the removal of the segments of His Dark Material which celebrates the Romani genocide.
Join with us to send @NetflixUK a clear message: #StopTravellerHate
https://t.co/cuNqYllYPn