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Sensory Toolkit: The Somali Village at the 1904 Bradford Exhibition

This Sensory Toolkit explores themes of empire, enterprise and representation through sensory activities.

Sensory Toolkit: Behind the Brontës

This Sensory Toolkit learning resource brings the story of Nancy de Garrs to life through our five senses.

Sensory Toolkit: Changing The Game

This Sensory Toolkit resource uses the senses to explore how Bradford led the women's football revolution.

Sensory Toolkit: Roma stories from Bradford

This Sensory Toolkit resource uses the senses to uncover words and music, telling the stories of Bradford's Romani people.

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Sensory Toolkit: the History of Bradford Dinner Ladies

This Sensory Toolkit resource uses the senses to explore the history of Bradford's pioneering dinner ladies.

Sensory Toolkit: Calligraphy, Courage and Community

This Sensory Toolkit resource explores the connections between the ancient art of calligraphy and the noble art of boxing, using the five senses.

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Sensory Toolkit: the Story of Bradford’s Gay Switchboard

This Sensory Toolkit uses our five senses to explore the history of LGBTQ+ activism in Bradford and the development of Bradford Gay Switchboard as a resource for the community in the 1980s.

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Sensory Toolkit: Working Lives in Bradford and Keighley’s Textile Mills

This Sensory Toolkit explores the experiences of Bradford and Keighley’s textile workers in the 1970s and 80s, through sensory activities.

Sensory Toolkit: A Bradford Sanctuary Story

This Sensory Toolkit explores Rohingya history, identity, and culture and reflects on what makes a community welcoming, through sensory activities.

Words and Music: Roma Stories from Bradford

Uncover the story of Iveta and Annabelle, a mother and daughter of Roma heritage who now live in Bradford.