Article Award Tracy K’Meyer “Remembering the Past and Contesting the Future of School Desegregation in Louisville, Kentucky, 1975-2012″ Book Award Anna Sheftel and Stacey Zembrzycki, editors Oral History off the Record: Toward an Ethnography of Practice Palgrave, 2013 Nonprint Format Award Kenneth Bindas and David Hassler May 4th Voices: Kent State, 1970 […]
Wednesday, October 9, 6:30 – 8:00 PM Documentary Film, Anne Braden: Southern Patriot Anne Braden: Southern Patriot is a documentary exploration of the extraordinary life and legacy of this American civil rights leader. After she was charged with sedition for attempting to desegregate a Louisville, Kentucky neighborhood in 1954, Braden used the attacks to turn
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When the Lone Star State Met the Iron Curtain: Recollections of Texas in the Cold War is a Texas Historical Commission initiative to interpret and preserve the history of the varied roles Texans played in the Cold War from 1946–1991. The project goal is to honor the memories of both Texans who served in the
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The Oral History Program at the University of Alaska Fairbanks and Kenai Fjords National Park are proud to announce the completion of the Exit Glacier/Kenai Fjords National Park Project Jukebox, available online at *https://jukebox.uaf.edu/exitglacier*. People who visit the website can access oral, visual and map resources that offer a rich understanding of the history of
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post by James Karmel Oral history is a great way to learn and teach history. At Harford Community College (Bel Air, Maryland), my history students participated in an exciting project during the Fall 2012 semester in a class about the 1960s. The undergraduate students conducted 17 interviews with narrators from the community, their families and
October 11, 1:15 – 2:45 “Popcorn sacks and elephant tracks: Oklahoma’s rich circus tradition” This plenary session will recognize and celebrate the circus heritage of a small town in southeastern Oklahoma. Historically referred to as the “Sarasota of the Southwest” and “Circus City USA,” Hugo, Oklahoma, has served as the winter home to approximately
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Each year scholarship applications submitted by selected international participants for the upcoming OHA annual meeting are reviewed by the International Committee. This year seven participants were granted scholarships. With only $3,500.00 in total to offer, the decisions on which applications to fund were difficult ones for the committee. For the past few weeks we have
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Saturday, October 12th 6:30-9:00 PM Dovie Thomason, Storyteller, Author, Indigenous Cultural Educator “Lessons from My Old People” Over 25 years ago, while at a powwow at Massachusett’s Council Oak, where Massasoit gave orders to feed the first Pilgrims, Dovie Thomason woke just before dawn to a song in an unfamiliar language. Much was unfamiliar to
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The Oral History unit of the Library and Instructional Media Services of The College of The Bahamas announces their new initiative, the “From Dat Time” Oral and Public History Institute. Read more here.
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The Charlotte Observer has published a profile of Malinda Lowery, new director of the Southern Oral History Program at UNC-Chapel Hill. Read it at their website.
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Each year scholarship applications submitted by selected international participants for the upcoming OHA annual meeting are reviewed by the International Committee. This year seven participants were granted scholarships. With only $3,500.00 in total to offer, the decisions on which applications to fund were difficult ones for the committee. Over the next few weeks we will
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The Society of American Archivists’ (SAA) Oral History Section is hosting a live web chat, Lessons Learned from Boston College and the Belfast Case, on Wednesday, July 17, 2013 at 2pm Eastern. It features guest panelists Clifford Kuhn and Elena Danielson. For those who cannot participate live, the web chat will be available on the same page shortly after the
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