Hidden Heritages in Schools is an intergenerational oral history project led by Hadithi C.I.C.
The project aims to: train young people in a local school and facilitate oral history interviews, in Cambridgeshire, amongst the South Asian community. We've just begun, so watch this space for more information.
In the meantime we're looking for a Project Co-ordinator. Please get in touch if you're interested in the role.
This exciting project is again made possible through The National Lottery Heritage Fund, our thanks to National Lottery players.
Hidden Heritages Cambridgeshire was an intergenerational oral history project, with diverse South Asian communities in Cambridgeshire, led by Hadithi C.I.C.
It commemorated two 2022 anniversaries: the 50th anniversary of South Asian expulsion from Uganda, and the 75th anniversary of partition and independence.
Hidden Heritages trained young people in oral history techniques, empowering them to collect and preserve memories from their elders, on the themes of belonging, identity and migration.
This exciting project was made possible through The National Lottery Heritage Fund, our thanks to National Lottery players.
Our partners at the Museum of Cambridge published this blog in June 2022.
Earlier in the same month, we featured on That's TV, on Freeview 7, and in the Cambridge Independent. Click here for the hard copy article by the Cambridge Independent.
Dr. Maya Parmar also talked to ITV news in August 2022, about the anniversaries and their importance. Check out the clip.
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