Alongside the opening of new Second World War and The Holocaust Galleries at IWM London, IWM’s Second World War and Holocaust Partnership Programme (SWWHPP) supports eight cultural heritage partners across the UK to engage with new audiences and share hidden or lesser-known, local stories related to these histories.
One Story, Many Voices is an innovative digital installation project which brings together a group of celebrated writers, local communities and members of SWWHPP with expertise in binaural sound recording provided by StoryFutures Academy. Together they imagined and created immersive sound worlds with diverse voices reflecting on war and conflict and its impact on our lives today. IWM would like to thank the following people and organisations:
SWWHPP members
Writers - Amina Atiq, Nicola Baldwin Mercedes Kemp for Wildworks Theatre Company, Glenn Patterson, Michael Rosen
StoryFutures Academy – Executive Producers: Adam Ganz, James Bennett, Sarah Smyth. Sound Design: Grace Baird, Joe Butcher, Neil Cullen, Rich Hemming, Alex Stroud
Installation design – Joi Polloi
Audio Visual and Digital design – IWM, Joi Polloi
Graphic design – IWM, Joi Polloi
Set Fabrication – AM System
Translations (text & audio) – Cornwall Council, Leigh Davies, Kamila Koronska, Ashlee Turner
Sign language – Weald BSL, Bernard Kinov
Braille translation – RNIB
Access consultant – Goss Consultancy Ltd
You hear the voices of – Santiago Acevedo, Amina Atiq, Rachel Bavidge, Charity Bedu-Addo, Tim Cartwright, Ghofran Hamza, Laura-Sophie Helbig, Stephanie Houtman, Bernard Kinov, Kamila Koronska, Noni Lewis, Sara Lloyd, Sion Meredith, Angela Ness, Conor O’Donnell, Louise Parker, Geraint Pickard, Michael Rosen, Edward Rowe, Simon Winston, Becky Wright
Generously funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund and StoryFutures Academy
Thanks to National Lottery players