George Padmore Institute
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The ‘Small Axe’ film series used material from the George Padmore Institute in an story about securing an education in the 1970s, when low expectations for black children led to an unofficial segregation policy.
King’s College London Archives
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King’s College London Archives has created a suite of introductory highlight videos for various collections, supporting remote access and teaching when physical access has been severely limited.
Royal Albert Hall
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The Royal Albert Hall’s archive helped inspire composer David Arnold’s concert ‘A Circle of Sound’ to celebrate the venue’s 150th anniversary.
Westminster City Archives
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Peter Daniel, Education Officer at Westminster City Archives, created a website telling the story of the Cato Street Conspiracy. The site engages audiences digitally through animations and virtual reality simulations.