The Outreach Team is a core part of the public engagement offer at The National Archives.
We commit ourselves to challenging goals as set out in our Archives for Everyone strategy: to build trust, tear down barriers and be bold.
We will explore our records with creativity and innovation drawing out wherever possible a warmth and humanity in the stories we tell.
‘Thank you so much for sharing these incredible stories, for how we can all work collaboratively with therapists, how this can hugely support the process and what great benefits it brings. Such insightful thoughts. Thank you’ – audience member commenting on the work Outreach have done mixing archival research with therapeutic practice, May 2021
Partition document display. Photo: Elliot Baxter
Take a look at our portfolio of past projects!
- Colonial Seafarers
- Connecting through Collections
- 1919 Race Riots project
- Therapeutic practice and archival research
- Back to Battersea
- Bangladesh 50
- Care and Comfort
- Caribbean through a lens
- Indian Indentured Labour
- Lampson Unlocked
- Loyalty and Dissent
- Panjab 1947: A heart divided
- Partition
- Prisoner 4099
- Records of the Revolution
- Remembering the past, growing the future
- Reminiscence Black History Month
- Stories from the Streets
- There Be Monsters
- This Is Our Park
- Ugandan Asians 40 years on