
The Living Refugee Archive,Digital Library,is a project funded by University of East London’s Civic Engagement Fund 2015 documenting #migrants' lived experience
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Displaced Voices: A Journal of Migration, Archives and Cultural Heritage. (2633-2396). @DisplacedVoice_
Call for Papers: Special Issue (Autumn 2023):
Chile @ 50: A Special Issue of Displaced Voices to Mark the 50th Anniversary of the Coup d’état in Chile.
livingrefugeearchive.org/res…
Details of our new Friends of the Documenting Chile Archive Group which we will be formerly launching during our #RefugeeWeek2026 Workshop at #CityLit this coming Saturday.
Further details on the Friends Group here: livingrefugeearchive.org/fri…
Still time to register for our Workshop on Saturday for #RefugeeWeek2026 :
Solidarity, Oral History and Archives : amplifying the experiences of displacement and solidarity in exile
Further Information:
citylit.ac.uk/courses/solida…
Sharing details of the British Ugandan Asians at 50 oral history project which is currently on display at out UEL Stratford Campus Library as part of #RefugeeWeek2026.
Find out more here: livingrefugeearchive.org/pro…
Details of our Searfaring Histories of Empire exhibition at UEL Docklands Campus showcasing exhibitions from Asif Shakoor & Eastside Community Heritage
Further details: livingrefugeearchive.org/eve…
Further details of our #RefugeeWeek2026 #exhibition on British Ugandan Asians at 50 at the UEL Docklands Campus Library:
livingrefugeearchive.org/eve…
Our Living Refugee Archive on Solidarity, Oral History and Archives : Amplifying the Experiences of Displacement and Solidarity in Exile Workshop for #RefugeeWeek2026 in collaboration with City Lit and El Piquete: 503 Days in Photographs project
Details: livingrefugeearchive.org/ref…
For #RefugeeWeek2026 the Living Refugee Archive at #UEL will be running a series of events during 15-21 June 2026 in collaboration with City Lit, a college of sanctuary, and Centre for Migration, Refugees and Belonging at UEL.
Full details available at livingrefugeearchive.org/ref…
The ICA Section on Archives and Human Rights (ICA/SAHR) invites you to its next Tuesday Talk on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at 16:00 CET (Paris time) on “The UNRWA Archive of Palestine Refugee Family Files."
Details and Registration: ica.org/event/the-unrwa-arch…
New blog post by #UEL Archivst @PaulVDudman about the work of the Living Refugee Archive via the #ExploreYourArchive portal:
Connecting Refugee Histories Through the Living Refugee Archive
exploreyourarchive.org/conne…
We are pleased to be able to share our new Call for Papers for Volume 5 Issue 1 (2026) for our Displaced Voices journal.
Our chosen theme is the 75th Anniversary of the Refugee Convention.
Details of the call are here: livingrefugeearchive.org/dis…
We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest volume of our open access journal Displaced Voices: A Journal of Migration, Archives and Cultural Heritage Volume 4 (Autumn 2025).
Link: livingrefugeearchive.org/dis…
#DisplacedVoices #LivingRefugeeArchive
On International #MigrantsDay we are pleased to say our latest issue of Displaced Voices, @DrRHashem, celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Living Refugee Archive is on the way with contributions from @Qisetna @AUW_UK @CMRB_UEL @bengidley @Sonesquin.
Watch This Space!
Great to confirm that we have a case study on the @ArchivesUEL * @LivingRefArch included in the SCONUL Agents for Change: Libraries and the UN Sustainable Development Goals report just published.
The report is available here: sconul.ac.uk/News/View?g=289…
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.
Further details and booking via Eventbrite at: eventbrite.co.uk/e/mukul-and…
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: eventbrite.co.uk/e/mukul-and…
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: eventbrite.co.uk/e/mukul-and…
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: livingrefugeearchive.org/202…
Free tickets via: eventbrite.co.uk/e/mukul-and…
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:
livingrefugeearchive.org/chi…
“UNSPOKEN” – A MENTAL HEALTH FILM FESTIVAL by TONGUES ON FIRE
The Source, Source Studios (formerly Stratford Circus)
Friday, October 10 · 5 - 9:30pm
eventbrite.co.uk/e/unspoken-…
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.c…























