Where are the Women of Colour? Addressing Gaps and Silences in Science and Industry Museum Collections

PGR将与不同的收藏和团队密切合作，揭示不为人知或鲜为人知的历史，并确保这些故事为子孙后代保留下来。口述历史的方法特别有趣，因为它有可能为历史景观提供丰富而细致的见解。这可能对普通大众产生的教育影响，尤其是对那些上学/上大学的人，是另一个激励因素。PGR将利用SIM广泛的学习和参与网络，以创造持久的资源遗产，这可以补充学校课程。从博物馆学的角度来看，PGR旨在分析导致当前空白和沉默的政策和实践，然后了解当前的程序如何改进或改变未来。

The PGR will work closely with different collections and across teams, to uncover an untold or lesser-known history, and ensure that these stories are preserved for future generations. The method of oral histories is particularly interesting for its potential to provide a rich and nuanced insight into a historical landscape. The educational impact that this could have on the general public but especially those of school/college-age is another motivating factor. The PGR will draw upon SIM's extensive learning and engagement network in order to create a lasting legacy of resources, which could supplement the school curriculum. From a museological perspective, the PGR aims to analyse the policies and practice which resulted in the current gaps and silences, and then understand how current procedures may be improved or changed for the future.