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Activist Selly Oak project

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Activist Selly Oak is a project that explores ‘the rich history of activism within the Selly Oak area of Birmingham’. The researchers want to engage with local and student communities to uncover histories of activism that took place in Selly Oak and around the University campus during the 20th Century.

If you’re interested in being involved in the project, please email Patrick Dandy at p.dandy@bham.ac.uk

Also, if you know anyone who’s had experiences of activism in Selly Oak, please forward this flyer to them.

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