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OurStory Scotland

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Printed on 20 September 2026

OurStory Scotland

Arts & Culture

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Who it is for

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Deaf & Hard of Hearing

Disabled

Gay

HIV+

Intersex

Lesbian

Neurodivergent

Non-Binary

Older Adults (50+)

Pansexual

Parents & Families

People of Colour

Queer

Questioning

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Trans

Two-Spirit

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Young people

How it is offered

In person and online

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About

OurStory Scotland collects, archives and presents the oral histories and life stories of LGBTQIA+ people in Scotland. It gathers these accounts through recorded interviews, written testimonies and publicly available podcasts, alongside arts-based projects such as exhibitions, storytelling and drama. The organisation shares extracts from its archive at events and offers training to other bodies on recording oral history. It welcomes anyone who supports its aims, regardless of gender, sexuality, disability, race, ethnicity, religion or culture.

Practical details

Organisation addresses

Registered address

OurStoryScotland, Glasgow City Archives, Mitchell Library, 201 North Street
Glasgow G3 7DN

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Address source and checks

Registered address from the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator.

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