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There are places left on the Oral History and Cultural Diversity study day at the Museum of London on Wednesday 6 February 2002.
Please see the programme below for details and booking information.
Oral history and cultural diversity study day
Museum of London
Wednesday 6 February 2002
This study day will focus on the collecting and display of oral history in musuems. The case studies will provide a valuable insight into collection and display of oral history. The day also includes a chance to visit our Voices oral history exhibition which uses multimedia to present oral history in new ways and make the sound collection more accessible..
10.30am Registration
10.50am Introduction
10.55am How can oral history shed light on cultural diversity?
Rory O’Connell, Museum of London
Oral history and Cultural Diversity case studies
11.15am Asian Women’s History Project
Padmini Broomfield, Southampton City Heritage
11.45am What can go wrong and how to put it right
Martin Roberts, Herbert Museum and Art Gallery Coventry
12.15pm Lunch and Voices gallery visit
Putting Oral History on Display
1.30pm The Holocaust gallery at the Imperial War Museum
Suzanne Bargett, Imperial War Museum
2.15pm Public responses to London’s voices
Annette Day, Museum of London
3.30pm 'Speaking personally, speaking publicly: oral history in museums'
Gaynor Kavanagh, Falmouth College of Arts
3.00pm Discussion panel and questions
4.00pm Conference ends
Fee: £10 per person
For further information or to book please contact the Museum of London Box Office on 020 7814 5777 or at [log in to unmask]
Museum of London, London Wall, London, EC2Y 5HN
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