The Oral History Association is the membership organization for people committed to the value of oral history.
LATEST NEWS & UPDATES
Share Your Thoughts on Our Cincinnati Meeting – Post-Conference Survey Now Open!
Survey Closes on November 15, 2024 Thank you for being a part of this year’s conference! We’re committed to delivering valuable experiences, and your feedback is essential in helping us…
Announcing OHR Extra!
OHR Extra! is an open-access online publication produced by the current Oral History Review team. It complements the journal by extending the conversations we are having in the Review and aims to support the oral history…
Call for Papers: Indigenous Oral History Special Issue!
The Oral History Review invites practitioners to respond to this call for papers with oral history encounters/interviews, essays, reflections and stories that reveal the multiplicity of ways in which Indigenous…
AI in OH Symposium Recordings Now Available!
After hosting ten wonderful panels on the intersections of AI in Oral History, OHA is pleased to announce that the recordings of the event are now available. All registrants should…
Featured ORAL HISTORY Resources
The Oral History Association offers a rich variety of publications, guidelines, toolkits, and resources for those interested in every facet of oral history.
GET INVOLVED
The Oral History Association encourages you to engage with our community by locating other oral historians through our public directory, presenting your work at OHA events, joining the organization as a member, and serving on OHA committees.
Connect with our Community
Discover new ways to communicate with oral history networks or find willing experts and partners.
ATTEND ORAL HISTORY EVENTS
Learn more about our yearly conference and stay current on upcoming in-person or web-based programming.
SUPPORT OUR WORK
Individuals and institutions alike help our organization provide resources and scholarships.
Our Partners
OHA offers partner membership for organizations that want to support and stay connected to the Oral History Association. Becoming a Partner is a way to strengthen communication between your organization and OHA, maximizing our collaborative efforts.
