Through The Lens: Oxfordshire and the First World War

Through The Lens: Oxfordshire and the First World War This project is a heritage and skills led introduction to WW1 for local young people aged 16 to 25, based in Oxford between November 2015 and March 2016.

Volunteers age 16-25 are invited to explore the lives of young people in the city and county through photographic and written records from
between 1914 – 1918 as part of the ‘Oxford Images of World War One project. The project will lead to a high profile outdoor photographic and text exhibition at Oxford Castle Quarter next summer and online resources. Volunteers need to commit to 12 sessions from

early November 2015 to March 2016 along with working independently to produce their
contribution to the exhibition. With professional support and mentoring volunteers will receive training in heritage research and interpretation,
stills photography and exhibition production. The project is in partnership with a number of academic and museum partners including the University of Oxford and the Museum of Oxford. Places are free but limited. To take part or find out more please contact the organisers Fete Day Ltd, Ameneh Enayat: [email protected]

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Castle Street Square, Oxford Castle Quarter
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