Open an archive
Mosque committees, community organisations, employers and local newspapers often hold material nobody has catalogued. We will do the work; we need the access.
Support
This is a community history made to broadcast standard. That takes archive licences, translators, access services and time with people whose memories cannot wait.
Mosque committees, community organisations, employers and local newspapers often hold material nobody has catalogued. We will do the work; we need the access.
First-generation voices are the most urgent part of this project. If you know someone who arrived before 1970, please tell us.
Archive licensing, translation, scanning and access services are the costs that decide whether this reaches broadcast standard.
Gujarati and Urdu speakers are needed for interview support, transcription and subtitle checking.
Schools, mosques, libraries and community centres can host work-in-progress screenings and feed corrections back into the research.
Local history skills, newspaper indexing and census work all move the claim register forward.
Tell us what you can offer and the production office will come back to you.