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Tag: heritage

November 29, 2022June 6, 2023Archives In Focus, Blog, Diversity Allies, Featured Archives, Focus Week, News

An Archival Record of Beards and their Meaning

For centuries the beard has sent out messages about status, profession and political affiliation.

June 7, 2022June 6, 2023Archives In Focus, Blog

Brent Museum & Archives reveal untold story of support to 80s strikers

Theatre production ‘Cole, Dole and Dinner Ladies’ brings to life this unknown story.

May 4, 2022June 7, 2023Archives In Focus, Blog, Featured Archives, Uncategorized

Glasgow Women’s Library

A new project set to interpret and safeguard the Glasgow Women’s Library

August 8, 2021November 15, 2022Diversity Allies

Diversity Allies: Diverse voices in Hull University Archives

The background Like many archives, here at Hull University Archives (HUA) we’re very aware that our collections tend to centre the lives, […]

Archival photo. A family group of Pubjabi descent stands outside a sandstone building. In the centre, the bride and groom wear traditional silk flower garlands.
February 1, 2021June 6, 2023Blog, Featured Archives

Wolverhampton City Archive collates material of Punjabi migration to the city

For this month’s ‘In Focus’ blog, Heidi McIntosh of Wolverhampton City Archives joins us to introduce the Apna Heritage Archive. Working from […]

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