Living with the tribes of the Sinai, EmmaLucy experiences the Dahiyya – a largely forbidden dance where genders freely interact.
Navigating her first long distance ride, Frankie Dewar interviews 51 adventurous women and non-binary people and asks how we find our place and worth in the world.
The centenary of the first Everest expeditions gives us an opportunity to reflect on the role of local knowledge and resources that facilitated the climbs and how the expeditions were documented and recorded.
Hartwig Fischer discusses how the Museum collaborates with a network of individuals, institutions and communities across the globe to share their stories both at the Museum and with the world.
Hear from Quintin Lake about his photographic project The Perimeter, and see some of the amazing images that he captured around the coast of Britain on a journey where "each footstep leads to different surprises, beauty and strangeness".
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