Welcome to all new DIS students. We can't wait to meet you! Do get in touch if you ever have any questions: ucl.ac.uk/information-st…

Our Seminar and Workshop Series starts 19 Oct 22 and will examine issues, challenges and ethics relating to the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office Migrated Archives. Read our blog post for full details including how to book! blogs.ucl.ac.uk/ccarms/

Join us from 5-6.30pm (BST) for the first seminar in our UK Migrated Archives Series when key note speaker Dr Stanley Griffin (University of the West Indies, Jamaica) will position the migrated archives in the context of archival ethics and reparation: ucl.ac.uk/information-st…

📢Upcoming seminar series📢: The CCARMS UK Migrated Archives Working Group UCL are launching a five-part Seminar and Workshop Series between 19 Oct - 16 Nov 2022 ucl.ac.uk/information-st…

📢Upcoming seminar series📢: The CCARMS UK Migrated Archives Working Group UCL are launching a five-part Seminar and Workshop Series between 19 Oct - 16 Nov 2022 ucl.ac.uk/information-st… #Archives #Colonialism #Migratedarchives #Displacedarchives #Accesstoarchives

CCARMS at UCL is launching a free webinar series on the Foreign & Commonwealth Office Migrated archives, the very sensitive records from British former colonial rule, available on APE through The National Archives - more info & calendar on our blog archivesportaleurope.net/blog/webinar-s…

Seminar #2 is our 'Listening Session' on Wednesday 26 October, where we'll be hearing from Archivists and Academics from affected countries, with Forget Chaterera-Zambuko, Avril Belfon (National Archives of Trinidad and Tobago), Mpho Ngoepe (Unisa) & Shibani Das!

Seminar #3 is our 'Learning From Elsewhere' Session on Wednesday 2 November exploring repatriation efforts of colonial records from outside UK with Arjan Agema (Nationaal Archief) Rita Tjien Fooh (National Archives of #Suriname) & Rika Theo & michael karabinos UvA Amsterdam

Workshop #4 is our Wiki-Edit-Athon on Wednesday 9 November where we hope you'll help us set historical records right by editing the Wikipedia page on the Migrated Archives in the UK, with Anna Sexton, @JamesLowryATL, Dr Mandy Banton Farah Yameen @thescibra & the team!

Fantastic to join Scolma colleague, Dr Mandy Banton, and others, for the CCARMS seminar on the issues, challenges and ethics surrounding the UK Migrated Archives, and the perplexing 2011 decision to class colonial governments' records as UK public records

Thank you to CCARMS and all the speakers for such brilliant talks at this evenings seminar on UK Migrated Archives. My mind is buzzing. Really looking forward to the rest of the series.👇🏻 ucl.ac.uk/information-st…

Sign up for the listening session on Migrated Archives this Wednesday put together by the CCARMS Migrated Archives working group. Link 👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-uk-migra…

Really valued this listening session and the insights from the panel. Beginning with problematising the term ‘migrated archives’ and what it conveys- the records did not migrate themselves! #migratedarchives

The #migratedarchives listening session highlighted there is work for British Archivists to do to amplify the perspectives of colleagues affected by the displacement of colonial records. We can use our collective power to advocate to Govnment, professional bodies & institutions!

If you have an interest in the UK Migrated Archives or would like to learn about displaced archives, the CCARMS Migrated Archives seminar series will be hosting a Wiki-edit-Athon where you could help in improving information on the UK Migrated Archives! tinyurl.com/mvpb842m

📢We are looking for someone to join our team @ucldis to work closely with ARM and DH colleagues

📢Wed, 9th November 3:00 PM. For the next event on our Displaced Archives Series CCARMS UCL we are editing the Migrated Archives Wikipedia page to reflect the history of archives displaced from ex-colonies in The National Archives of UK. Register here: tinyurl.com/ypdsaan4

📢UK Archivists📢we all have a stake in addressing issues arising from displaced colonial archives. Join us today to get involved in concrete actions which amplify the position and perspectives of archivists from affected countries. ucl.ac.uk/information-st…

We've had a great UK #MigratedArchives last workshop on 'What Comes Next for the Profession?'. Lots of work to do! Thanks to all speakers, attendees & participants for joining us! Follow CCARMS to keep up to date with our work & how you can be involved! bit.ly/3UzZx7P