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Unforgotten

History we carry.
Stories we must remember.

People, movements and moments from African history that deserve to be remembered and understood. Unforgotten creates space to return to those stories and ask why they matter.

Watch Unforgotten

History we return to.
Stories we carry forward.

Explore episodes from ATA’s historical storytelling series.

Unforgotten

Ndaté Yalla Mbodj: the queen who refused French rule

Return to the story of Ndaté Yalla Mbodj and her resistance in Senegal.

Unforgotten

William Kamkwamba: the boy who harnessed the wind

An episode from ATA’s historical storytelling series.

Unforgotten

Nehanda Nyakasikana: the woman the British tried to silence

An episode from ATA’s historical storytelling series.

Unforgotten

The Herero and Nama genocide: Namibia’s forgotten horror

ATA’s historical storytelling on the Herero and Nama genocide in Namibia.

The purpose

To remember with context.
To understand with care.

Our history deserves research, attention and space for complexity. Unforgotten is part of ATA’s ongoing work to make that learning accessible.

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