Siobhan Warrington

• Head of Research, Evidence and Learning at Girls Not Brides
• Twitter: @oraltestimony
• Siobhan Warrington is an internationally recognised oral historian who has worked on a range of projects in countries that have included India, Pakistan and Ukraine.

Siobhan Warrington joined the Oral History Unit in 2020 as a Senior Research Associate on the international and interdisciplinary Living Deltas Hub (www.livingdeltas.org).  Siobhan brought with her 25 years’ experience of collaborating with civil society organisations across the globe to record and communicate the first-hand experiences of those living with poverty, displacement, environmental change, and HIV. She is a feminist researcher, specialising in participatory oral testimony, with an interest in representation and the value of lived experience. She previously worked with Panos London and in 2013 she established Oral Testimony Works to take forward Panos’ oral testimony work (1993-2013), and to manage its archive of 1300 first-hand accounts. She has undertaken research for many international NGOs, including a substantial body of work on image-making, ethical practice, and upholding the rights of those featured.  Siobhan was also the international news editor for the Oral History journal.