(AGENPARL) – lun 18 luglio 2022 Explore more what the Library does
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Our international community
Our collection spans the globe, telling stories of people and cultures across continents. Through our programmes and resources, we aim to bring that collection to everyone, everywhere. This month, we’re going around the world to explore the work we do for and with our international community.
[Listen to podcast: Inua Ellams on Migration](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-KI3M-6TJVT-EEKM2-1/c.aspx)
Sounds that transport you
Our All About Sound podcast hosted by poet Lemn Sissay concludes this month. In our Migration episode poet and playwright Inua Ellams considers how he has been shaped by the many countries that have been his home, what home means to migrants and the importance of language in establishing your identity.
[Listen in](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-KI3M-6TJVT-EEKM2-1/c.aspx)
[Explore more on three of most fascinating collection items](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-KI3M-6TJVT-EEKM3-1/c.aspx)
Three of our most fascinating international items
With a collection of over 170 million items, it’s easy to overlook some of the more fascinating objects, so we’ve picked our favourites that originated outside of the UK. A beautifully hand-crafted book exhibiting the culture of a small Carpathian ethnic group, 1920s photographs of newspaper printing rooms in the former East African country of Tanganyika – scratch that travelling itch with a visit to our blogs.
[Explore the items](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-KI3M-6TJVT-EEKM3-1/c.aspx)
[Read more on Postcard from Dumre](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-KI3M-6TJVT-EEKM4-1/c.aspx)
Postcard from Dumre
Last month we welcomed two artists-in-residences, Rahul Giri and [Yee I-Lann](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-KI3M-6TJVT-EEKM5-1/c.aspx), as part of our [Resonations](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-KI3M-6TJVT-EEKM6-1/c.aspx) project, which, in partnership with the British Council, provides international artists with a unique opportunity to work creatively with our sound collections. In this blog, Rahul delves into our sound archive and explains why he has chosen Carol Tingey’s field recordings of the Gaine community in Nepal as the starting point for his residency.
[Read more](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-KI3M-6TJVT-EEKM4-1/c.aspx)
[Learn more about India 75 Events](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-KI3M-6TJVT-EEKM7-1/c.aspx)
Celebrating South Asian print, film and literature