And finally our book is out with Yunah Lee. Thanks to the contributing authors and to @Prakashzone for writing the Foreword Rebecca Barden @libdav6 Bloomsbury Design it was great working with you!

1/2 The UEL Archives Team Monna Matharu monna matharu and Paul Dudman Paul V. Dudman will be co-presenting a paper on the British Olympic Association Archives Team GB at the `State of the Legacy': Interrogating a Decade of `Olympic Regeneration' in East London conference next week.

As we move towards the first oral history training day for our project participants we are still looking for more individuals to join our project. If you are a member of the Ugandan Asian community click here to register your interest ugandanasians.com/survey-form/ #UgandanAsians

A fantastic start to our KS3 Partition and imperial histories training project on Friday!

Join Colin Hyde from the East Midlands Oral History Archive, this Friday 1-2pm Leicester Museums & Galleries as he explores the Ugandan Asian story using examples from oral history, local radio and video collections held by the archive.

Ahhh v happy to share the cover for my book which u can preorder now!! it’s about this fucking housing crisis, finding hopeful solutions for each other, the meaning + making of home + some truly egregious tenancies. hope u enjoy 🥺 (simonandschuster.co.uk/books/All-The-…)

Publication day! Thanks Bloomsbury Design Yunah Lee History Art Design The Centre for Design History

Opinion | #TheyLiveHere & Remembering The 1984 Sikh Genocide, from @___jkaur "Conversation keeps the memory of 1984 alive – it honours the lives of those who were killed, and it supports the plight of those who survived." 🔗baaznews.org/p/they-live-he…

Connect The assassination of Indira Gandhi on October 31st led to the November 1984 Sikh Genocide. Within a period of three days, thousands of Sikhs were murdered and the human rights of thousands more were violated.

From East to West: The History of Ugandan Asians Sharing details of the From East to West: The History of Ugandan Asians Oral History Training Day here at UEL Library Archives on Saturday 21st January, 2023. Thank you too monna matharu for helping to coordinate this event from our side too. @refuee_archive LivingRefugeeArchive HFMR-WG

On Wednesday the 25th of January we had the honour of attending a discussion between Dr Mohamed Keshavjee and Arafat Jamal, a UNHCR representative.

Details now available for the next From East to West: The History of Ugandan Asians From East to West: The History of Ugandan Asians Oral History Training Day to be held at the The Refugee Council Archive at UEL on Saturday, 4th March. Further details available at livingrefugeearchive.org/from-east-to-w… If you are interested, do let us know.

1/2 From East to West British Ugandan Asians at 50 / BUA50 : The History of Ugandan Asians: Oral History Training Day on Saturday 4th March, 2023 here at UEL Library Archives If you are interested in helping document the lived experiences of Ugandan Asians who resettled here in 1972? 👇👇👇👇👇👇

We had a brilliant session today for our #ColoursOfGreenwich project, meeting Monna and Paul from The Refugee Council Archive at UEL! We have so many ideas and can’t wait to start creating something powerful to share with you. Interested in finding out more? Contact Project Lead Lydia Powell

We are pleased to be hosting the final opportunity to attend the Oral History Training Day for theFrom East to West: The History of Ugandan Asians From East to West: The History of Ugandan Asians project on Saturday, 20th May at the UEL Library Archives. Details 👇👇👇

From East to West: The History of Ugandan Asians Oral History Training Day talking place today The Refugee Council Archive at UEL. Great to hear from Pof Becky Taylor @refugeeehistory on intro to #oralhistory. From East to West: The History of Ugandan Asians monna matharu British Ugandan Asians at 50 / BUA50 LivingRefugeeArchive

Honoured to be a part of the CreatingGround Colours of Greenwich event for #RefugeeWeek. Amazing to see the launch of the #ColoursofGreenwich patchwork & to hear the stories that underpin the design. #compassion . monna matharu Lydia Powell Refugee Week 🧡 LivingRefugeeArchive

CreatingGround The National Lottery Heritage Fund Lydia Powell LivingRefugeeArchive Tramshed Royal Borough of Greenwich Greenwich Citizens South London Citizens Amazing project and great to see the narratives and history come together on the patchwork. A fantastic visual record. A big thank you to Lydia Powell and monna matharu for their work and dedication to this project.

🌟 We are excited to invite you to our exhibition on migrant histories! ✨ Saturday 7th October ✨ 📍 LivingRefugeeArchive 🟣 12-5pm: Drop in anytime 🟣 1pm: Formal handover presentation 🟣 4pm: bring a dish for a shared meal Get your free ticket now!👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/united-in-mi…

This is why museums are colonial institutions, exploitation is how they work. A £50 shopping voucher!!! That should be thousands of pounds worth of consultancy fees per person. Or, it's just a tickbox exercise to say they've 'included the community'.