Students in 2022-23, one of the seriously affected 'Covid cohorts' seem to have built up extra reserves of creativity and community, all of which they exercised in the Applied Public History projects this year. I could easily have posted twice as many projects here -- and if SOME of these creators were not so shy, there would definitely be more to share! But below, you can get a taste of their excellent work.

The Jewish Body on Ellis Island exhibition

Racialization in China-Africa Migration Flows Blog

Black Nightingales zine

State Scandals Virginity Testing zine

Not Really British podcast

My Punjabi History website My Punjabi History Document

Trail of Broken Dreams podcast

A Level Indian Partition Study Guide

Caribbean Nurses and the NHS zine

Sun, Sea and Familiarity Cyprus Retirement Buyers' Guide

Migration: Pakistanis in Watford web exhibition

The Brampton Manor Project slidecast

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Settling in Britain Asian Radio and British Asian Identity podcast

The Forgotten Refugee: Palestinian Women in the Nakba blog

You May BECOME Illegal Radio Drama; You May Become Illegal Performance Handout; UK Immigration History Timeline; Kenisha Kwame Becomes Illegal: The Documents in the Case

Second Class Citizens: Private Foster Care podcast

Policing 'undesireables': From Empire to Notting Hill exhibition; Exhibit One: Back in time for violence news clip

The World on a Plate zine

Theory: Cracking Open the Gemstone zine

The Myth of the Rainbow Nation news sheet

From Kitchen Sink to IG Braiders web exhibition

Reggae's Migration Journey podcast (please listen through headphones)

Gold Mountain board game (images only)