Collaborative History Process

1. Launch of the project – Outline
Liverpool’s Collaborative History
This project will research peoples' stories,
knowledge and experiences of collaboration and
mutual aid in Liverpool. We will explore workers
co-operatives, housing co-operatives, friendly
associations, mutual aid centres, trade unions,
credit unions, LETS systems, and social centres,
with particular focus on unearthing lesser known
and small scale cases. Liverpool’s Collaborative
History, which is funded by 'All Our Stories'
(Heritage Lottery Fund), will look at what these
ventures did, why they did it, what effect they had,
what worked, what didn't work and how this has
relevance for today.
In the light of the current world economic troubles
we are keen to seek out alternatives to the
prevailing competition-based economic system
and to learn lessons from the past.

2. Timeline of Project Activities

3. Launch of the project – Programme for Day
28.02.2013

4. Launch of the project – First Activity
28.02.2013

5. Launch of the project – Sharing Knowledge
28.02.2013

6. Launch of the project – Sharing Knowledge
Launch of the project – Sharing Knowledge
28.02.2013

7. Launch of the project – Sharing Knowledge
28.02.2013

8. Launch of the project – Time Line
28.02.2013

9. Notes
from
Launch

10. Organisations first identified

11. Case History - News from Nowhere - Questions

12. Case History- News from Nowhere

13. Case History News from Nowhere
Filming

14. Case History - News from Nowhere – Film Edit (1)

15. Case History - News from Nowhere – Film Edit (2)

16. Feedback
session

17. Feedback

18. Visits:
Working Class
History Library
Salford

19. Visits:
Anfield Bakery

20. Visits:
Port Sunlight

21. Setting up the Wordpress website
http://merseycollectives.wordpress.com/

22. Film Launch

23. Film Launch