Tag: Outreach Behind the scenesWhat happens when school students take overMonday 27 January 2020Giving students the opportunity to work with original sources is central to everything that...Archives and archivistsThe power of photography: Black History Month at Roehampton LibraryFriday 8 November 2019As part of Black History Month, the Outreach team at The National Archives decamped...Archives and archivists‘This is our park’: A community well-being projectFriday 4 October 2019‘This is our park’ is a unique collaboration between The National Archives, Wandsworth Heritage...Records and researchRemembering the past, growing the future: The story of the Pakistani community in WakefieldFriday 9 August 2019The 100th anniversary of the First World War has been noted for the way...Records and researchFrom Cardiff to the Caribbean: The 1919 Race RiotsWednesday 24 July 2019Led by the Outreach Team at The National Archives and several years in the...Archives and archivistsBack in Battersea: a creative reminiscence projectTuesday 9 April 2019In the course of a few afternoons, I learned so much about the lives...Behind the scenesHistorical images inspire memories in RoehamptonTuesday 27 November 2018Memories of life in swinging London’s music scene… Anecdotes about hiding, as a child,...Records and researchCare and Comfort at The National ArchivesThursday 17 March 2016A project exploring the endearing and poignant gifts between loved ones during war…...Behind the scenesOne in six: the South Asian contribution to the First World WarThursday 14 May 2015It’s not widely known that an astonishing one in every six people fighting under British...Behind the scenes‘Lampson Unlocked’: the films of the revolution!Wednesday 25 March 2015All you budding thespians and artists, please take a look at the films below...Records and researchArchival strandsMonday 9 February 2015The context for a blog series about hair came about following an outreach workshop...Behind the scenesFirst World War South Asia community workshopFriday 5 December 2014Have you ever seen a trench map from the First World War written in... 1 2 »
