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In 2017, we spent 2 weeks with five inspirational young women from the small city of Codó in Maranhao, a North-Eastern state of Brazil as part of the AHRC GCRF project "Troubling the National Brand and Voicing Hidden Histories". The team consisted of the five young women - Alana Cristina Alenc...


From being a young boy I have fished, as did my father and grandfather. When David Wraith, a friend, lent me his grandfather's first fishing diary from 1893 to 1903 I knew I had to get it recorded for anglers to come. There is a link to the full diary that I have copied onto The Ossett and Gawthorpe...


Thoughts in the night from japan


This is the continuation without coherence of our previous exchanges with John.


Foreign aid and volunteering abroad helps a lot in increasing the economic development of the country. Volunteering abroad programs like mission humanitaire is organized to help people living in rural areas of Benin. Not only through voluntee...


A response...


Following on from our meeting at Sugarhouse Studios on the 10th of Jan.


Growing Up In Ossett A Hundred Years Ago. My father , Sydney Brammer, about whom I am going to tell you was the first generation of our family to be born in Ossett. The family came here from Aberdeenshire via Sheffield and Barnsley. John Brammer my great, great grandfather, came from Sc...


Finn comes home not remembering a night out. He starts feeling some strange symptoms .....


At the end of the project we made a short film that showed the progress of our project. This film, alongside two of the films that were made by the youths, were shown at the Voicing Hidden Histories event in November 2017 in Leeds. These films were met with much support at this screening, and having...


Tap by Mad10

The house may seem normal but when the taps start dripping everything turns around


Amidst all the activities that we underwent during our project, we of course needed to find space and time to reflect. Most importantly, we wanted the youths to reflect so that we could understand what the project meant to them. Finding this space and time was not always an easy task, as there were...


This story starts with a quotation of John's last passage...


Somos un grupo de estudiantes del Colegio Inglés, orientados a Proteger e Informar sobre Desastres a nuestra comunidad escolar. Nos ubicamos en la ciudad de Iquique, al Norte de Chile, donde se han registrado 3 terremotos, seguidos de maremotos y tsunamis. Y es aquí donde nace la necesidad de comp...


This story is about a few routes out of the Melbourne Centre that we would use incase of a fire alarm


This story follows the development of Rothesay Pavilion through the pages of the Buteman paper from 1935-1938.


This is the second of a series of stories and reminiscences of Sam Nettleton of Ossett. He was 92 when the recordings were made in 1989. We would like to thank Margaret Nettleton for allowing us to use the recording of her father’s interviews.


Ncedo-Thuso Ea Bana is a community-based social support organisation that was founded in 2006 due to the HIV/Aids epidemic, as during this period many children lost their parents to the virus. The Safe Park is only one aspect of this organisation, which supports around 300 youths in various capaciti...


Leth'iThemba is based in the township of Vorsloorus, which is home to a notably multicultural community. There are people from all over Africa as well as South Africa living there. However levels of unemployment are exceptionally high within this community which means that extreme levels of poverty,...


Repheleng is based in the busy township of KwaThema. The Safe Park serves around 70 youths who are mostly in the Primary School age bracket. Unlike the other Safe Parks that we have been working with, Repheleng's main focus is on after school and extra curricular support, rather than a feeding schem...


Inspired by the recollections of a retired sailor we decided to have a look in the Buteman archives to see what was going on when he was stationed here in the 1950's.


The 1911 census provides a snapshot of Leeds on Sunday 2 April 1911. Each householder completed a personal census form for their address, recording everyone present there that evening, from family members and servants, to boarders and visitors. Ancestry.com makes it easy to search for Leeds resident...


Hello, I am Julia and I am from Ascheberg, a small village near Münster, Germany. My first stay in York was for two weeks in November 2017.


At this event in Leeds Central Library we invited members of the public to come and see how we’ve been creating online stories to share the history of Leeds’ Chinese community. Visitors were able to explore a range of archive materials and Chinese language books held by Leeds Libraries, alongsid...