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'''Resist-Action-Change''' was the [[London Metropolitan Archives]] 2011 annual LGBT History and Archives Conference. It explored acts of conscience which can and do bring about change. The day featured keynote speakers who talking about their experiences, Q&A panels and workshops. | '''Resist-Action-Change''' was the [[London Metropolitan Archives]] 2011 annual LGBT History and Archives Conference. It explored acts of conscience which can and do bring about change. The day featured keynote speakers who talking about their experiences, Q&A panels and workshops. | ||
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Revision as of 18:56, 10 April 2013
Resist-Action-Change was the London Metropolitan Archives 2011 annual LGBT History and Archives Conference. It explored acts of conscience which can and do bring about change. The day featured keynote speakers who talking about their experiences, Q&A panels and workshops.
Keynote Speakers
Keynote Speakers include:
Workshops
The workshops will last for 45 minutes and people will be able to do two during the course of the afternoon, with each workshop running twice.
THEME 1: Teaching and Learning
Workshop A - Working with historical records to develop learning materials / packs - TBC
Workshop B - Facing history in ourselves – tackling sensitive issues and planning strategies for delivery to groups - Carl Fazackerley, Southwark City Academy
THEME 2: Developing Community Projects
Workshop C - Starting and running a successful community project - Ajamu and the rukus!federation
Workshop D - Saving and caring for community collections - surgery and advice - Stefan Dickers - Bishopsgate Institute and the Lesbian and Gay Newsmedia Archive (LAGNA)
