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NCACE festival Speaker - Using Creativity to Tackle Climate and Racial Injustice Tickets, Friday, Apr 24 from 1 pm to 2:30 pm UTC | Eventbrite

Speaker at - I Am an Archive. We Are an Archive : 20th Annual Huntley Conference 21st Feb 2026 London Archive

Blog 'To Exist Here' - From Collections to Connections | National Trust

'Finding the Rest' Covert Literary Magazine: Issue 5, Autumn 2025 - WRITING OUR LEGACY

Seeing With Their Eyes A Poetic Reflection on the 2025 ‘From Collections to Connections’ NatSCA Conference Presentation | NatSCA

#NatSCA 2025 - Making a Difference: Showing the Positive Impact of Natural History Collections

A Poetic Nature Walk from the Adur River to the Sussex Coast | WRITING OUR LEGACY

| Natural Sciences Collections Association - A restitutive commitment to community and to the natural environment through storying with natural history collections. Pauline Rutter: Independent Academic & Archival Artist

Poetry | Bournemouth Writing Festival: Poetry sharing session: Our Nature in Nature with Pauline Rutter

Blog Poetics | University of Brighton Design Archives : Reflections on the talk ‘Designing for ‘Radical, Informed and Liberatory Scholarship’: A Creative Archival Research Journey inspired by the Institute for Race Relations (IRR) Race and Class Publicati

Pauline Rutter - From Collections to Connections Changing Chalk Poetic Summary - 2024

A Journey from Collections to Connections: The Joy of Conservation and Equity Explored Through Seeds, Natural History Collections and Creative Storying Saturday 30 November 2pm Lecture Room, Royal Pavilion All ages welcome

Event | IOTAII – with Pauline Rutter – 27 November 2024: Pauline will be speaking on Designing for ‘Radical, Informed and Liberatory Scholarship’: A Creative Archival Research Journey inspired by the Institute for Race

So Begins a South Downs Tale POEM P Rutter 2024 Video 1 (Heritage Open Day - FOLDS Shoreham

Windrush Era and Beyond: Exploring Our Stories - The beginnings of a new Brighton digital collection. Black History 365

Lifting Us Up: You are invited to drop in to read, relax and revive, or meet the artist who will be in the Heritage Space on the following days: Thursday 17th Oct - (11am-1pm) Wednesday 23rd Oct - (2pm-4pm) - Friday 1st November (11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm) -

Speaker at the Annual Huntley Conference - FHALMA - Friends of the Huntley Archives at LMA

Lifting us up | My University Hospitals Sussex A free exhibition on until 1st Nov 2024 of 40 panels offering an glimpse of the stories from so many creative, community activist and excellent women from the 1950s on

From Collections To Connections. A national Trust/Changing Chalk funded collaborative archival art and environment initiative welcoming Black and Minoritised young people to explore the South Downs

Whose South Downs? Creative and critical explorations of Sussex landscapes and seascapes

Pauline Rutter – Changing Chalk Associate Artist (2024-25 ) | WRITING OUR LEGACY

We Hear You Now— Towner Eastbourne - written and recorded by Alinah Azadeh, Joyoti Grech Cato, Akila Richards, Jenny Arach, Georgina Aboud, Oluwafemi Hughes, Dulani Kulasinghe, Razia Aziz, Georgina Parke.

Select tickets – From Collections to Connections Launch – Booth Museum of Natural History

EXHIBITION PRODUCER working with | The Unfolding photography collective

Brighton Book Festival 23rd June 11am speaking on 'Purpose & Profit' - How have activists used publishing and bookselling to empower readers, create writers and establish communities?

Greenwich Museums Windrush Day 22nd Jun2024 Speaking on 'Archiving Black women’s experiences' 3pm - 4pm

'From Collections to Connections' Changing Chalk/National Trust commission May-Nov 2024

Highlights from The Power of Collaborative Action IV: Pioneers, Change-makers, and Liminal Spaces - National Centre for Academic and Cultural Exchange

Speaking 29th May BLACADEMIA (Session 1) - Brighton Fringe

NCACE Publication: Careful Collaborations:Ethics and Care in Cultural Knowledge Exchange and Trans Disciplinary Research (page 39)

NCACE Festival of Cultural Knowledge Exchange 10 – 14 October 2022

Black Power Women in Education: 18th Annual Huntley Conference

Speaking at: The International Black Speculative Fiction Festival - “Speaking into Being - Landscape as Archive”

HEAL – O N C A - Paintings exhibited ‘Healing Through Water’

Restorative Archival Writing writingourlegacy.org.uk

Displaying ‘Lifting Us Up – Saluting Our Sisters’

Lifting Us Up: Saluting Our Sisters A Celebration of the Community Organising Arts and Cultural Production of Windrush Era Women and Their Legacies

Social Enterprise- Olmec

Poems created with and for the Shoreham communities awake to the state of nature.

Speaking Into Being - Landscape as Archive_ Pauline Rutter_ We Hear You Now series (NEW)

Speaker at Creating a Creative Community

Speaker at Creative Research Methods Conference 2023

We Hear You Now at Walk the Chalk: Showcase

writingourlegacy.org.uk

Covert Literary Magazine Issue 3 Launch: South Downs

National Centre for Academic and Cultural Exchange. Developing More Equitable Collaborations

Lifting Us Up: A Windrush 75 Celebration of Community, Arts and Organising. An image, text and video installation with contributions from local and national archives. Brighton Book Festival June 2023

A Creative Response to A Climate Assembly

Brighton Book Festival

The Black Living Archive @ O N C A

The Black Living Archive on Instagram

If education research isn’t embracing equity and social and environmental justice, then what’s the point?

A Time of Reckoning for Equality and Diversity

Collaborative Poems 1 & 2 - Created during New Salts Farm walking tours as part of Shoreham Wordfest 2022

Writing Our Legacy Covert Edition 2

A Creative Response to A Climate Assembly - Guest blog with Democratic Society

Creative response to un-stick policy - Activism as experimental and meditative response

Freed from Leadership: I prefigure Pauline Rutter, TCCE Associate and Values Consultant

Activism and poetry