Pour yourself a drink, put your feet up and listen to Jess Smith and Lynne Tammi in conversation about Jess’s books and and her campaigning work – with a bit of ‘putting the world to rights’ thrown in.

The Perth Bridge [Smeaton’s Bridge] is being lit up in yellow to mark Gypsy, Roma, Traveller History Month from the 19th – 21st June.

John and Edith look back to earlier times when they travelled the roads and lanes of Scotland.

Join us in dialogue with Gypsy, Roma & Traveller advocates as we discuss the intersections of marginalisation. Exploring insights into the lived reality of intersectionality; good practice in challenging intersectional inequality; and how we can better recognise intersectionality and build alliances between communities.

Here he tells some of that story to photographer and Gypsy/Traveller activist, Shannon MacDonald.

Shamus McPhee, a Scottish Traveller, artist and activist from Pitlochry takes us on a virtual tour of Historic Gypsy/Traveller Sites in Highland Perthshire on behalf of the Rajpot Project.

Here we offer some facts to dispel common myths and stereotypes. Click on a statement to reveal the facts.