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Find out more about Mākereti Papakura, who will be awarded a posthumous degree later this year in 'Mākereti Papakura: A Māori First', published by St Anne's College. st-annes.ox.ac.uk/life-here/libr…

Join us this Wednesday for a free film screening of 'Remathau: People of the Ocean' with Director's Q & A, following the journey of Nicole Yamase, the first Micronesian and Indigenous person to dive to the deepest part of the Pacific Ocean. 5-6.30pm. bit.ly/4k2xSJ4

We are still taking in the news that the Maasai Living Cultures Project won the 'Making a Difference Globally' Award against stiff competition in the University of Oxford Vice-Chancellor's Awards! See the winners, highly-commended and finalists at: bit.ly/432jFGm

Historic Kenyah Badeng hat returns home after a century, inspires statewide weaving challenge dayakdaily.com/historic-kenya… via @dayakdaily

Limited places available on our 2-day Twined Basketry Workshop being held behind the scenes in the Conservation Lab. Fri 6 & Sat 7 June, 10.00-16.00. Tickets: £160 (Members £128), includes lunch & refreshments for both days, plus all materials. Book at: bit.ly/4cxi4vu

TODAY Film Screening of 'Remathau: People of the Ocean' followed by Director's Q & A, 5-6.30pm. Free, no booking required. Entry via the South Door on Robinson Close, off South Parks Road. bit.ly/4k2xSJ4

If you've been eagerly awaiting the second episode of our 'Making the Pitt Rivers Museum' podcast, the wait is finally over! Check out episode 2 'Making Sense of the San Collections' now: open.spotify.com/episode/7zS0hR… (also available on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Oxford Podcasts)

Tickets now available for the Band Weaving Workshop with Susan J. Foulkes (aka Durham Weaver) on Fri 3 OR Sat 4 October, 10-4pm. The workshop is held behind the scenes in the Conservation Lab, so space is very limited. Book early to avoid disappointment! bit.ly/4dsjnfs

Explore better futures for our planet at our Climate Justice Museum Late Night, as part of the #RightHereRightNow Global Climate Summit, on Friday 6 June, 7-10pm. Free but pre-booking required (no walk-ups). bit.ly/44shUn3

“The Pitt Rivers was both a setting and inspiration... Lyra comes to this very corner to see these items, and the birch, pine and talismans are associated with her world’s witches and polar bears.” independent.co.uk/travel/uk/engl…

Enjoy a 'Film Fest' vibe at the Climate Justice Museum Late Night, with multiple film screenings, panel discussions and photography taking place @pitt_rivers Fri 6 June, 7-10pm. Find out more about the programming and book your free tickets at: bit.ly/44shUn3

Unmissable programme of climate-focused events announced across Oxford | University of Oxford ox.ac.uk/news/2025-05-2…

In her blog 'A Photographic Homecoming', graduate student Menia Taba describes her research project on the visual repatriation of historic photographs of Nyishi elders – Kop Temi and Bat Heli – to their families in the state of Arunachal Pradesh, India. bit.ly/43SIV27

Only a couple of places left for next week's 2-day Twined Basketry Workshop, so book now to avoid disappointment! bit.ly/4cxi4vu

Book your free place for our Climate Justice Late Night packed with activities to help shape a better, fairer future for our planet, opening with a parade of the local river-god Grandfather Thames, attended by river nymphs from the Oxford Climate Choir! bit.ly/44shUn3

This week is #VolunteersWeek where we celebrate the work of our amazing volunteers, who do so much to keep Pitt Rivers Museum running smoothly! Thank you to the dedicated volunteers who turn up every Saturday to run our popular Family Activity Corner activity & make everyone welcome!

At Climate Justice Late Night, view 'Itu Ninu', an Indigenous Sci-fi film viewing a dystopian future by filmmaker Itandehui Jansen, then hear Jansen in conversation with Abdul Wahid Khan on sustainability, migration & the surveillance state. Fri 6 June. bit.ly/3FzsO00

As part of our Late Night watch 'Climate Criminals?' by CHANGE Festival, following the stories of UK activists convicted for their direct actions, followed by a discussion on eco-anxiety & the merits/dangers of taking direct climate action (Ticketed event) bit.ly/3FzsO00

At tomorrow's Late Night, view CICC: The British East India Company on Trial by Jonas Staal & Radha D'Souza. Commissioned by Serpentine, the film puts the company on trial for crimes against lives, landscapes & livelihoods in the past, present & future. bit.ly/3FzsO00

BOOK NOW for tomorrow's Climate Justice Museum Late Night exploring better futures for our planet - pop-up talks, craft activities, games, tours, poetry, films & bars. 7-10pm. Free but advance booking required. bit.ly/3FzsO00 #MutiraoGlobalCOP30