New blog post alert! Written by our very own Nick Beech, this blog post explores the discoveries and insights that were made by Goldsmiths, University of London, MA Cultural Studies students during a visit to the archive in November 2023.

Below is an image of the Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies First Annual Report 1964. Ref Code: UB/CCCS/A/3/1 All the CCCS Annual Reports are digitised and available via CalmView via reference code UB/CCCS/A/3. @CadburyRL

Some Stencilled Occasional Papers are digitised and available via ePapers. These can be found via the Cadbury Research Library Catalogue. @CadburyRL

Fri 3 May 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM: Stuart Hall Archive Project Symposium, 2024 excited to join Angela McRobbie Francesca Sobande and @Julie_Whiteman_ with Conjunctures NOW and everyone at SHAP for this event! Hope people can make it: tickettailor.com/events/stuarth…

The Stuart Hall Archive Project is proud of announce the May 3rd Symposium Uni of Birmingham. Speakers include the amazing Angela McRobbie, Francesca Sobande and @Julie_Whiteman_. We will also be joined by Conjunctures NOW. Follow the link for tickets: buytickets.at/stuarthallarch…

Looking forward to this exciting workshop by Center for Heritage Conservation, CRDF CEPT Archives CEPT University Fantastic speakers and collaborators sharing their insights on digital preservation and archiving

On Wednesday the 24th of April, we welcomed @KConnellWriter. Where he spoke about establishing the Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies(CCCS) Archive at the Cadbury Research Library, and his interview with Stuart Hall, the last recorded before Hall’s death in 2014.

We were provided snippets from final interview with Stuart Hall and gained insights into Halls reflections around Cultural Studies and his work. We also heard from CCCS alumni who walked us through their own experiences with the centre and working with Hall.

Thank you to Dr Connell and attendees for the great discussions. Photos credit: Rebecca Orleans

CALL FOR PAPERS🥳 STUART HALL: POSITIONS AND TRAJECTORIES Stuart Hall Archive Project International Conference, 31 October – 2 November 2024 Deadline for Abstracts and Proposals: Thursday 25 July (23:59, UCT+1) Nick Beech Conjunctures NOW @patnoxolo

The Stuart Hall Archive Project is delighted to announce an international conference: ‘Stuart Hall: Positions and Trajectories’: providing an opportunity to assess the lasting significance of Hall’s cultural, political and pedagogical interventions in the 20th & 21st century.

Confirmed Keynote Speakers: Professor Wilson Gilmore; Professor Jeffrey Williams (Carnegie Mellon University) with Emeritus Professor Catherine Hall. More information can be found at the link in bio. We look forward to receiving your proposals.

Many congratulations to Olivia Wyatt 🎉whose chapter The Enemy in Our Midst': Caribbean Women and the Protection of Community in Leeds', in Many Struggles: has been shortlisted for the Royal Historical Society's 2024 Alexander Prize.

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9 days left until the Call for Papers is closed for the Stuart Hall Archive Project International Conference! Get your proposals and abstracts in NOW! Link Below ⬇️ stuarthallarchive.bham.ac.uk/conference-cfp/ Nick Beech @patnoxolo Rita Gayle Rebecca

➡️ This Week! 📸 Conjunctures NOW will be participating alongside our SHAP colleagues as part of this great programme. 🗓 Thursday, 25 July 2024. 🕕 6pm - 8pm BST. 📍 Birmingham, UK.

!!!!! Get your proposals and abstracts in fast!!!

Paul Henriques Pardna App 147: Archiving Black Life with Rebecca Adams (Rebecca) archivist at the SHAP archives. We spoke about the importance of the archives when it comes to Black British History and the educational psychologist Mollie Hunte. open.spotify.com/episode/4NxdhE…

📢 The GPI is thrilled to announce our First Annual Lecture with Professor David Scott on Walter Rodney’s How Europe Underdeveloped Africa. 🗓️ 18:00-19:30, Thursday, 30 January 2025 📍 ArtsTwo Lecture Theatre, Queen Mary University of London eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-first-an…