Our blogs, written by us and project participants, document the activities of The GAP. See what we're up to below!

Aisha White is an arts administrator and masters student at the University of Warwick. She has worked for a variety of nonprofits and...

We are in the final stages of collecting our 36 interviews for Children in Movement - and what a wonderful journey it has been so far....

Irish workers after completion of the Spaghetti Junction. 1972 Who Belongs to Birmingham? At the end of each interview conducted for...

As part of the Children in Movement programme, we have been taking some of our young participants to visit one of our city's most...

Sayyara being interviewed by Chelcia It’s been a while since our last post and I’m sure you are all on the edge of your seat in...

As part of Children in Movement ​ we’re honoured to have had local historian Professor Carl Chinn deliver a public talk at The GAP...

For Children in Movement we will be collecting and presenting the hidden stories of child migration to Birmingham through the medium of...

At the start of the month, Project Workers Joe, Arron and myself met up with our first cohort of participants for an introduction to the...

Through this project we want to capture the portraits of those who migrated to Birmingham as a young person, to show the multitude of...

Children in Movement is a new project led by The GAP. This project aims to use oral history and photography to uncover the rich and...