Colonial Histories and Institutional Memory: York St John University's Historical Archive

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Recorded29 Sep 2021

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Dr Adam Stock is joined by PhD researcher Amy McCarthy and Academic Services Manager Tom Peach to discuss a project which explored documented, institutional colonial histories in York St John University’s Historical Archive. Together they discuss historical pedagogy, colonial Christian Missionary work in Japan, India and Canada, and the complex implications for York St John as a social justice institution.

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