History Workshop

Can broad alliances be built without abandoning progressive ideas?

In the late nineteenth century, Black American missionaries began to work within King Leopold's Congo.

Katherine Mackinnon reflects on the Glaswegian radical print she has collected over the years, and her experience of sharing this with the public on historical walking tours.

In 1977, the South Korean government agreed to send taekwondo instructors to the West African republic of Upper Volta.

Disabled people and their allies have transformed the liberal idea that the human person is autonomous.

Between 1930 and 1931, forty-seven people died on a remote fishing station in the Indian Ocean.