Oral History in Education: Diversifying Voices from the Past
Incorporating oral history into education is a critical step to improve the ways in which we recover, preserve, and teach the widest range of histories.
Why Is Family History Research Important to Me?
Reflections from an Ancestors unKnown research volunteer In 2024, Ancestors unKnown recruited research volunteers to help Ancestors unKnown, Nederland students in Amsterdam find new details about [...]
How to respond when a child asks about their history and identity
Do you know how to respond when a child asks you about their history and identity? Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, auntie, uncle, or any other supportive adult in a child’s [...]
We are expanding in the Netherlands
Ancestors unKnown is going strong in the Netherlands, including new programmes in Amsterdam and expanding to new cities! A new school programme in partnership with ‘s-Hertogenbosch Heritage [...]