In the series of Women’s Political Life interviews from the Manchester Studies oral history collection (conducted between 1977 and 1978), the interviewees are asked for
Pride, Protest, Action, Art! (Part Two)
This is the second part of a selection of archive audio that tells the tale of the power of creative cultural activism, from paint on
Pride, Protest, Action, Art! (Part One)
In preparation for North West Sound Heritage’s launch of ‘Demo Tapes’ (a forthcoming project encouraging the creative reuse of oral history of protest and resistance
Manchester Studies Oral History
The Manchester Studies oral history collection was created by the Manchester Studies Unit at Manchester Polytechnic (now Manchester Metropolitan University) between 1974 and 1985. Funders
Living in the nuclear age
In my previous post on environmental issues I mentioned the Sellafield plant in Cumbria. There have been industrial plants in this area since the late
High Fell – the Cumbria landscape story
High Fell – the Cumbria Landscape story, was a project by the Cumbria Wildlife Trust and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Over the course