Represent comes to the Birmingham and Midland Institute
The People’s Heritage Co-operative are very pleased to share that our exhibition ‘Represent’ will be on display at the Birmingham and Midland Institute during April.
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Visit the Represent Exhibition at Moseley Road Baths this October
The People’s Heritage Co-operative are delighted to welcome you to our new exhibition which features banners created by community participants
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Politics, Power and People: Creative Writing Workshop
Join Birmingham historical novelist and biographer, Fiona Joseph, for a hands-on Creative Writing session around the theme of how Birmingham’s
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On the lookout for Artists
The People’s Heritage Co-operative and our community partners are seeking Artists to support our community heritage project, ‘Represent’.
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Birmingham Heritage Week: Creative Writing Workshop
We are delighted to be participating in this year’s Birmingham Heritage Week. Join Birmingham historical novelist and biographer, Fiona Joseph,
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Creating (and defending) Civic Space
As we develop ideas for our next ‘Heritage Meet’, we want to know what would be useful in taking our networking forward.
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‘A Watching Brief’ – Women’s role after the Representation of the People Act
In June 1916, as the first world war intensified across the world, members of Birmingham Women’s Suffrage Society (BWSS), began
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Work with us on ‘Represent’
We are currently recruiting for two job roles to support our current project ‘Represent’.
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‘Represent’ launch reflections
The People’s Heritage Co-operative gathered with supporters and partners in The Wolfson Centre at the Library of Birmingham on 15th
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‘Represent’ – PHC launch new HLF funded project
We are thrilled to announce that we have been awarded £36,100 by the Heritage Lottery Fund to explore the impact of WW1 and the extension of the franchise on Birmingham’s politics.
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