The oral history archive is a story-telling collecting project that explores the importance of oral history within the Afro-Caribbean community of East London.
The archive will present an alternative perspective of the East End, featuring a variety of local voices from the Afro-Caribbean community who will share stories of a people, place and time. The oral history project will be launched on October 29th within a free and accessible online archive.
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