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New publication: “Silenced Voices and the Media: Who Gets to Speak?” (Palgrave Macmillan, 2024)

A timely new research anthology, co-edited by project member Dr James Morrison (in cooperation with Professor Sarah Pedersen of Robert-Gordon University, Aberdeen), was published earlier this month. Entitled Silenced Voices and the Read more…

By voices-project, 7 months2024-11-03 ago

Storytelling cafés in Rotherham

The UK research team started collecting contributions from members of the public to the “Voices from the Periphery” project with a site visit to Rotherham. From 23 to 25 October, they ran Read more…

By voices-project, 7 months2024-10-28 ago

Former miners wanted

We are looking for former Lauchhammer miners for our first series of storytelling cafés: The Storytelling Cafés will take place at the Traditionsverein in Lauchhammer. We look forward to a lively participation.

By voices-project, 9 months2024-08-22 ago
Bio Towers in Lauchhammer

Storytelling cafés in Lauchhammer

The first storytelling cafés will start in Lauchhammer in early September 2024. If you are interested in participating, please contact us.

By voices-project, 10 months2024-08-01 ago

VOICES at the 10th ECREA Conference

The VOICES project team will be present at the 10th European Communication Conference ECREA in Ljubljana from September 24-27 with a contribution on “Peripheral voices: (De-)constructing narratives of marginalisation in post-industrial regions”.

By voices-project, 10 months2024-07-15 ago

Project launch

The VOICES project starts on March 1, 2024. The project, with the full title “Voices from the Periphery: (De-)Constructing and Contesting Public Narratives about Post-Industrial Marginalisation”, is funded by DFG and AHRC Read more…

By voices-project, 1 year2024-03-01 ago

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The VOICES project is funded by DFG and AHRC as part of the UK-German Funding Initiative in the Humanities.