Below are a variety of resources produced as part of the Whose Remembrance? project, including a discussion paper, poster and four databases, which provide an overview of published research and available productions in other media (exhibitions, documentary film, radio, television, websites etc.) covering the experiences of the peoples of Britain's former empire in the two world wars.
IWM has also produced Researching the British Empire in the First World War, an online guide for community groups and individuals wishing to conduct their own research in this area.
- Whose Remembrance? Discussion Paper
- Whose Remembrance? Poster
- Published Research Database
- Literature Database
- Museum Projects Database
- Film and TV Database
- Researching the British Empire in the First World War guide
Relevant archives and collections
- Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Race Relations Resource Centre
- Black Cultural Archives
- Bodleian Library of Commonwealth and African Studies at Rhodes House
- British Empire and Commonwealth Museum Collection
- British Library
- Centre of African Studies Library
- Centre of South Asian Studies
- Gurkha Museum
- Institute of Commonwealth Studies
- National Army Museum
- National Maritime Museum
- Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland
- Royal Commonwealth Society Library Collections
- Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
- School of Oriental and African Studies
- Sudan Archive at Durham
- The National Archives
Useful websites
- Africa and the First World War
- Africa Centre
- African Heritage and Cultural Centre
- African Studies Association of the UK
- Association of Black Photographers
- British Association for Cemeteries in South Asia
- Black and Ethnic Minorities Association
- Black and Asian Studies Association
- Black History 4 Schools
- Black History Month
- Black Presence in Britain
- British and Caribbean Veterans Association
- British Chinese Workforce Heritage
- Caribbean Aircrew in the RAF during WW2
- Caribbean Family History Group
- Caribbean Roll of Honour
- The Chattri Memorial - The monument on the South Downs remembering Indians who died of their wounds in Britain during the First World War.
- Colonial Film: Moving Images of the British Empire
- Commonwealth War Graves Commission
- Cultural Exchange in a Time of Global Conflict
- Doctor Brighton's Pavilion - Website documenting the use of Brighton Pavilion as a hospital for Indian wounded in the First World War.
- Europeana 1914-1918 - Resources from libraries and archives across the globe.
- Ensuring We Remember The Chinese Labour Corps
- Every Generation - Online African Caribbean centered community resource bridging the gap with the older generation through history and family genealogy.
- Families in British India Society
- First World War Centenary Cultural Partnership and Programme
- Great War in Africa Association
- Gurkha Brigade Association
- Indian Faces of the Great War, USI-CAFHR
- Indian Military History Society
- Jeffrey Green - Historian who has specialised in black history.
- King-Emperor: The Indian Army on Campaign 1900–1939
- Lascars: South Asian sailors
- Lives of the First World War - IWM digital memorial to over 8 million individuals who served in the First World War.
- Making Britain: Discover how South Asians shaped the Nation, 1870–1950
- Memorial Gates Trust
- Moving Here: 200 Years of Migration in England
- Mundus: Gateway to Missionary Collections in the United Kingdom
- National Army Museum Black Asian British Army
- Official Guide to Black History Month
- Open University: Ferguson Study Centre for African and Asian Studies
- Portcities UK
- Royal African Society
- Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League
- Sikh Museum: Preserving a People's Heritage
- Sikhs at War
- Society for Caribbean Studies (UK)
- Swadhinata Trust
- The National Archives: A World Through a Lens
- UK Information Resources on Asia (UKIRA)
- UK Punjab Heritage Association (UKPHA)
- United Service Institution of India
- Visualising China: China 1850–1950: An Interactive Resource
- West Indian Association of Service Personnel