The Collective
The Collective is made up of colleagues from History, Classics and Archaeology, other Schools in the University, and the wider oral history community with an interest in research that uses, and teaching in oral history. They exchange ideas through discussion groups, at conferences, reading groups, research seminars, and drop-in sessions.
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, as well as our monthly online reading group.
Or join the online community through our blog, The Lug.
Postgraduate Students
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Hannah James Louwerse
- PhD Student
- School of History, Classics and Archaeology
- Email: h.james-louwerse2@newcastle.ac.uk
- Hannah’s Collaborative Doctoral Award looks at how we may wish to redesign the systems within oral history practice in order to encourage better reuse of oral history recordings.
Joe Redmayne
- PhD Student
- School of History, Classics and Archaeology
- Email: j.redmayne2@newcastle.ac.uk
- Joe uses archival material and reuses oral histories to explore the global implications of Empire on British society through County Durham’s working-class consciousness during the year 1919.