Living Refugee Archive

Mukul and Ghetto Tigers ‘Who am I?’ Film screening and Panel Discussion Mukul and Ghetto Tigers presents ‘Who am I?’, a powerful audio play written by Tarun Jasani, Film screening and Panel Discussion

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Mukul and Ghetto Tigers ‘Who am I?’ Film screening and Panel Discussion
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Explore the Who am I? Archive which demonstrates the power of oral history to connect memory, identity and creativity.

Mukul and Ghetto Tigers ‘Who am I?’ Film screening and Panel Discussion Mukul and Ghetto Tigers presents ‘Who am I?’, a powerful audio play written by Tarun Jasani, Film screening and Panel Discussion

Still time to register for our upcoming event:

Mukul and Ghetto Tigers ‘Who am I?’ Film screening and Panel Discussion
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mukul-and-...

Explore the Who am I? Archive which demonstrates the power of oral history to connect memory, identity and creativity.

A week to go until our hybrid UEL Archives event: Mukul and Ghetto Tigers ‘Who am I?’ Film Screening and Panel Discussion. Still time to book free in-person or online attedence tickets.

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We have now added both In person and Online ticket options for our #Event: Mukul and Ghetto Tigers ‘Who am I?’ Film screening and Panel Discussion.

Further details and booking via Eventbrite at: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mukul-and-...

Mukul and Ghetto Tigers ‘Who am I?’ Film screening and Panel Discussion Mukul and Ghetto Tigers presents ‘Who am I?’, a powerful audio play written by Tarun Jasani, Film screening and Panel Discussion

Event hosted by the Living Refugee Archive:

Mukul and Ghetto Tigers ‘Who am I?’ Film screening and Panel Discussion
Date and Time: Friday, November 14 · 5 – 8pm GMT.
Location: UEL Docklands Campus.
Details and free Tickets: www.livingrefugeearchive.org/2025/10/even...

Our new online exhibition on the Living Refugee Archive entitled The Chile Solidarity Poster Exhibition in collaboration with Dr. Hernando Fernández Canque.

Futher details here:
www.livingrefugeearchive.org/chile-solida...

Good to see that the Eastside Community Heritage @eastsidecommunityheritage Archive catalogue is now available online following its recent launch at Newham Heritage Month.

See : catalogue.eastsidecommunityheritage.org/

#EastsideCommunityheritage @newhamheritagemonth

“UNSPOKEN” – A MENTAL HEALTH FILM FESTIVAL by TONGUES ON FIRE
The Source, Source Studios (formerly Stratford Circus)
Friday, October 10 · 5 - 9:30pm
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/unspoken-a...

Pleased to have the opportunity to connect with Kristi Dawn Riggs on a podcast for the @therefugeearchive focusing on our work with the Living Refugee Archive.

Podcasts are availabe at therefugeearchive.substack.com/

The Archive of the Vicariate of Solidarity: Past-Present-Future by Maria Paz Vergara Low The Archive of the Vicariate of Solidarity: Past-Present-Future by Maria Paz Vergara Low - International Council on Archives

The Archive of the Vicariate of Solidarity: Past-Present-Future. A talk by Maria Paz Vergara Low for the ICA's Section on Archives and Human Rights (SAHR) Tuesday Talks series in August 2024. Watch the recording here: www.ica.org/event/the-ar...
@ICArchiv #TuesdayTalks

Eritreans now most common nationality of migrants crossing Channel It is the first time Eritrea has accounted for the largest number of people making the journey per quarter.

Eritreans now most common nationality of migrants crossing Channel
Eritreans have become the most common nationality of migrants arriving in the UK after crossing the English Channel, new figures show.
www.guardian-series.co.uk/news/nationa...

Witness Panel Recordings from the Resistance, Rights and Refuge: Britain and Chile 50 Years After the Chile Coup

Recordings are available on the Living Refugee Archive at:
www.livingrefugeearchive.org/witness-pane...

Section on Archives and Human Rights - SAHR - ICA Following the decision of the ICA General Assembly on 22 October 2019 in Adelaide, the Human Rights Working Group (HRWG) has become the Section on Archives and Human Rights (SAHR)

Honoured to be elected to serve on the Executive Committe for the ICA's Section on Archives and Human Rights (SAHR). Further info on the SAHR here: www.ica.org/ica-network/...
@ICArchiv

The University of East London Archives: an introduction
Archives Hub feature for August 2025
blog.archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/2025/08/01/t...

Mexico disappearances: Thousands march for the 130,000 missing Thousands march through Mexico's cities urging more government action against enforced disappearances - a problem often linked to drug cartels.

Thousands demonstrate across Mexico for the 130,000 missing
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

The Justice & Coffee Podcast on `The UK - An immigration nation' with Professor Giorgia Dona available at: www.livingrefugeearchive.org/2025/09/just...
@bluebearcoffeeco @brynfreresmith @giorgia_dona

Saving the Archives of the Temporary International Criminal Tribunals
The ICA Section on Archives and Human Rights (ICA/SAHR) invites you to its next First Tuesday Talk on Tuesday, June 3, 2025 at 4pm (Central European Time/Paris):
www.ica.org/event/saving...

Rhythms of Memory | London/Syria – Frequencies Podcast Episode 6 by Cultural Action Europe focusing on Qisetna's cultural heritage work with the Syrian community. Available at: www.livingrefugeearchive.org/2025/09/rhyt...
@qisetna

The University of East London Archives: an introduction
Archives Hub feature for August 2025
blog.archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/2025/08/01/t...