STOLEN HISTORY

Stolen History seeks to reclaim British and Global History. Our nation's story is often written and re-written by the great academic centres or by entrenched ideologies; towns and communities that have witness it for thousands of years seem to have their part of this history taken from them. As children we might play knights and princesses, but as we get older it often feels we are being told it’s not our history or our story. But it is our history, history isn’t something to preserve for others but something that belongs to us all and needs to be reclaimed. History Knights project ‘Stolen History’ seeks to empower and embolden new voices to become directly involved in researching, explaining and celebrating British and Global History. By diversifying the voices that research, interpret and share history we are able to depend our understanding of the past and empower communities to preserve and protect the nations heritage. With the support of the National Lottery Fund, Stolen History hopes to establish a new model of empowering communities to diversify the heritage sector, enrich our understanding of our past and enhance how exploring history can contribute to contemporary life.
DELIVERING IN PARTNERSHIP
WITH THE COMMUNITY
Alongside our research we seek to work in partnership with a wide range of communities organisation to involve as many people as possible within our event and activities. We believe heritage inspired activities can act as a catalyst to bring a diverse range of organisations together and enhance widening access to opportunities and creating a greater sense of shared identity and community cohesion.
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Stolen History - The Search for Medieval Luton
Using money raised by National Lottery players, The National Lottery Heritage Fund supports projects that connect people and communities with the UK’s heritage. Stolen History is made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
History Knights Initiative CIC projects have been made possible thanks to the support of a variety of sponsors and grants. We are very grateful for the support we have received from
U.K. Centre for Carnival Arts,Frank Branston Fund, Bedfordshire and Luton Community Fund
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