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Dear friends,

I apologise for the mass mail out, but this is a subject very close to my heart.

I urge you to please sign this petition below. The School of Scottish Studies and particularly the Sound Archive have been invaluable in my research so far, and therefore I would really appreciate any extra support you can give to this. They are an amazing resource for anyone interested in Scottish history and the closure of the department would be a great loss. For those of you with a campaigning background, this is the place where I have chosen to deposit my oral history interviews with activists who have campaigned in Scotland since the end of World War II and which I would like to be a resource for campaigners and activists in the future.

Please follow this link and sign our petition to support this cause:
<https://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/university-of-edinburgh-preserve-the-school-of-scottish-studies-gl%C3%A8idh-sgoil-e%C3%B2lais-na-h-alba>

Many thanks,


Imogen
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Imogen Michel
PhD Candidate in History
School of History, Classics and Archaeology
University of Edinburgh
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http://www.imogenmichel.blogspot.com

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Dear Friends,

Students at Edinburgh are greatly concerned by University plans to disintegrate the School of Scottish Studies, home of the Scottish Folk Revival and internationally renowned centre for research in Ethnology and Celtic Studies, by separating ongoing teaching from its resources - the world famous archive collection and its associated libraries. As a result of these plans, the School of Scottish Studies is likely to lose 90% of its books and the future of the fragile archival material remains uncertain. A student campaign is under way to persuade the University that the School of Scottish Studies and its resources must remain intact and accessible to researchers and the wider public.

Please follow this link and sign our petition to support this cause:
<https://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/university-of-edinburgh-preserve-the-school-of-scottish-studies-gl%C3%A8idh-sgoil-e%C3%B2lais-na-h-alba>