“What can I, a free man, do To make you slave a free man too?” John Clark Smith was born in Dundee in 1827. He began his career with the...

It was a popular sight in Dundee in the early 1970s - vans painted with the logo “Okhai the Noo are here for you!” That was just the...

In this special feature two members of Dundee International Women’s Centre (DIWC) share their stories with us. Mariam Niakaté – DIWC...

The Dundee International Women’s Centre (DIWC) project started in 1969. As part of an outreach urban aid programme in the Hilltown area,...

The manufacturing of textiles is synonymous with the city of Dundee. In the second half of the 19th century, the city became known as...

The Kinloch family have a strong association with Dundee. George’s fourth great grandfather William was one of a number of Dundee...

In 1990, the Tayside Community Relations Council (TCRC) adopted a new constitution in order to continue receiving funding from the...

The 1960s saw a notable increase in the number of people from ethnic minorities coming to live in Dundee. At that time there was little...