2017 Cohort
Adiva Lawrence
Decolonial Archives and Melancholia: the case of the International Slavery Museum of Liverpool
Amy Graham
Everyday London bus travel (1938 to 1988): heritage interpretation of past lived experience
Joe Hopkinson
Educating Commonwealth Immigrant Children in the Industrial North, 1960-1980
Marie Charles
“Everyone Matters”: Why damaged histories in the UK schooling system engage with the exclusion and myth of black inferiority in the teaching profession
Mark Butterfield
The Traumascape of the Great War: Locating a Historical Geography of Trauma
Nicola Guy
Exhibiting a New City: The role of architecture in the Berlin Biennale and its contribution to shaping alternative post-reunification collective identities in Berlin (1998 – 2018)
Rosemary Stubbs
“All workers are exploited, some are more exploited than others”: A Study Informed by the Feminist Artists of 1970s Britain
Ruth O’Donoghue
‘’Come away, O human child!’’ Reconstructing the early life history of the Industrial child through carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analysis of dentine collagen
Ruth Quinn
How can engagement with communities support and safeguard the legacy and sustainable future of Milner Fields Farm and wider agrarian heritage in Saltaire?
Tom Ratcliffe
Cultural Heritage and Fracking in the North York Moors National Park: An investigation into the heritage policies in natural environments, decision-making regarding protection, the impact on visitors and the role of the public
Vivienne Evans
International voices of the British Federation of Youth Co-operatives and the Woodcraft Folk: past, future and present