Culture & HeritageCommunity Film Making & Cultural Diversity Conference, Video
Dr Sarita Malik introduces the Community Filmmaking and Cultural Diversity: Policy, Innovation and Practice conference at the BFI Southbank, London January 22nd and 23rd 2014. Read more
Climate Friendly Food CIC
The main aim of the project was to explore how engaging local communities with the changing patterns of urban food production might contribute to current grassroots efforts within Liverpool to raise awareness around current food issues. Read more
Eleanor Rees Local Food Poetry, Video
Eleanor Rees reads some of her poetry written as a response to the Memories of Mr. Seel’s Garden project which researched the history of local food production in Liverpool. Read more
Untold Stories workshop, Video
The workshop explored ideas around community and volunteering. Symbols and poems about community are shared and enacted. Read more
Exhibition Space Interview – Know Your Bristol Video
Know your Bristol, a partnership between the University of Bristol and Bristol City Council, aims to enable people to explore local history and culture in Bristol through the eyes of the community. Read more
Project › Know Your Bristol On The Move
Revolutionising our understanding of Southwell, Video
Southwell Archaeology is a multi-period, interdisciplinary fieldwork project investigating the historic minster town of Southwell, Nottinghamshire in its wider landscape setting. Read more
Project › Writing our history: Digging our past
Experiencing the Digital World: Pararchive, Video
Simon Popple, University of Leeds, discusses his Parachive project, which aims to create digital resources for community groups interested in some aspect of heritage. Read more
Cowkeeping in Liverpool: Video
Local historian Duncan Scott talks about the dairy heritage of Liverpool at the Memories of Mr. Seel’s Garden final event at the Bluecoat Centre in Liverpool. Read more
On Shared Ground: Video
The film brings together footage collected by community participants using Go-Pro cameras, oral history recordings and spoken word performances to explore what hill forts at three different locations mean to those that use them. Read more
Romanies/Gypsies, Roma, Irish and Scottish Travellers
This paper draws on a survey of academic work in the arts and humanities since 2002 on the history and representation of Romanies/Gypsies, Roma, and Irish and Scottish Travellers in Britain in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Read more
