Oral History Unit and Collective
Preserving Byker’s Vibrant Past with Oral History
Silvie Fisch’s work spotlights the untold grassroots history behind Newcastle’s iconic Byker Estate, highlighting the role of local activism in shaping its redevelopment and preserving its human narrative through oral history, exhibitions,
Oral Histories of Care: Caring Communities
Caring Communities: Rethinking Children’s Social Care, 1800–present is a seven-year project that seeks to transform our understanding of care by exploring its long history through oral histories, archival research, and creative methods.
Environmental Oral History
Building on the Living Deltas Hub, Graham Smith and partners are expanding intergenerational oral history work to inform ageing and environmental policy in Africa and South Asia.
Newcastle General Hospital (NGH) Community History Project
A pilot project is capturing oral histories from retired NGH nurses to engage the community in reimagining the future of the former hospital site as a Health Innovation Neighbourhood.
Be Part of the Collective
If you would like to be part of the Oral History Collective, the first step is to sign up to our monthly mailing list.
You may also like to come along to our online Monthly Drop-In, first Friday of each month or our monthly reading group.
Or join the online community through our blog, The Lug.