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8 December, 2025

Erica Carter’s AHRC-funded project ‘Unhousing Restitution: African audiovisual heritage between displacement and return’ launches January 2026

Erica Carter’s AHRC-funded project ‘Unhousing Restitution: African audiovisual heritage between displacement and return’ launches January 2026
8 December, 2025

The Unhousing Restitution: African audiovisual heritage between displacement and return (UNREST), supported by £1.1 million in funding by the Arts & Humanities Research council, will launch in January 2026. UNREST is a two-year interdisciplinary project addressing urgent issues of African cultural heritage and reparatory justice. Working with ten international partners, the project combines historical enquiry, digital archive development and creative research on two African case studies: Sudan and Ghana.

More information about the project can be found here.

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