Food and memory pilot workshop in collaboration with Oiti-jo/TATI

Food and memory pilot workshop in collaboration with Oiti-jo/TATI

In October 2019 we joined forces with TATI to pilot our Food and Memory workshop. While trying out their menu for a catering event, this group of professional cooks shared their memories – and their delicious food – with us. The workshop led to very lively discussions on Partition, Bangladesh and questions of memory and identity – and confirmed the crucial role of food in triggering personal, family and community memories.

This dish, well it’s a combination of our identity, our British heritage roast veg and vegetarian I have to say, then little bit of Bengali touch too, chapati I would say is Asian, everybody in India Asia has it so, I don’t want to claim it ”

– Participant

Teaching Partition Directory of Resources

After facilitating a series of forums and teacher training workshops as an intervention to support teachers to include difficult histories such as Partition, migration and empire in the curriculum, we have brought together a number of resources to aid teachers in their delivery.
Directory of..

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