Learning from the past to shape the future
The project launched in autumn 2022 under the Royal Holloway University (London), with the The British Library and The Royal Geographic Society all taking an active part.
A witness seminar on GREEN INFRASTRUCTRURE was held at Camley Street Natural Park in May 2024 . You can read the blog about this and other aspects of the project here:
https://www.royalholloway.ac.uk/research-and-teaching/departments-and-schools/geography/oral-history-of-the-environmental-movement-project/project-blog/building-and-growing-a-greener-future/
Jeremy and colleague Barabara Brayshay presented a workshop at The Oral History Festival, 6 July 2024 at the British Library.
On 29th January 2025 we will be hosting a workshop on the “Sounds of Protest” at Senate House, London, followed by a workshop on Policy Influencing (Feb 28th).
We have alsmot completed our 100 oral history interviews which will be archived with the National Life Stories at the British Library.
More details at www.rhul.ac.uk/ohem
