The history of East End women campaigning for working rights, trade union representation, and against austerity.
Oral histories: 9 (11 hours).
Resources: Exhibition; workshops.
From battling the National Front to police harassment, we speak to activists who fought for social justice.
Oral histories: 18 (40 hours).
Resources: History Talk; Educational materials; Video series.
The impact of the Conservative Government's HIV prevention campaign in the 1980’s.
Oral histories: 21 (45 hours).
Resources: Exhibition; Documentary; Website.
The early 90's M11 Link Road Campaign which turned a quiet area of east London into a thriving hub of resistance.
Oral histories: 22 (52 hours).
Resources: Exhibition; Film.
Disability groups approve factory closures in favour of mainstream jobs. Remploy workers tell another story.
Oral histories: 6 (10 hours).
Resources: Exhibition.
The campaign against the redevelopment proposed by Newham Council in 2004 - still continuing today.
Oral histories: 22 (25 hours).
Resources: Exhibition; Pop Up Market Museum.
25 years of RAMFEL, an organisation fighting for the legal rights of refugees and migrants founded in 1992.
Oral histories: 7 + Vox Pops (12 hours).
Resources: Booklet.
Personal stories from the Hungarian Revolution against the government and soviet imposed policies.
Oral histories: 7 (16 hours).
Resources: traditional Hungarian dance event.
Exploring the history of civil partnerships, changes in legislation and the impact on the LGBTQ+ community.
Oral histories: 16 (28 hours).
Resources: Exhibition; Film; Educational pack.
Young people from East London document the history of slavery through their own film and exhibition.
Oral histories: 16 (28 hours).
Resources: Exhibition; Film; Educational pack.
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