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All spots have been filled. Canada’s Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council recently approved a grant to support various new features of our October conference, including simultaneous interpretation (Spanish and French to English), live-streaming, and (for the first time) a FREE professional daycare service for up to 10 children ages 1 to 12. The daycare

By Kristine McCusker   Greetings from the co-directors who have spent the past two months representing the Oral History Association at various meetings, professional organizations and conferences nationally and internationally. In April, Louis Kyriakoudes attended the American Council of Learned Societies in Philadelphia where he was able to meet other executive directors. Highlights of the meeting included

By Todd Moye   The OHA has a lean paid staff. They earn their paychecks many times over, but it’s also true that volunteers do the bulk of the OHA’s work, from planning our annual conference to setting its policies and long-term priorities. I’d like to highlight the work that one of our committees and

Registration is open for the Montreal Conference. Click here for more information.

  Check out the OHR’s New Blog Post: “Oral History’s Role in Preserving Palestinian History“ In this week’s post, Rosemarie Esber discusses how oral history has served a vital role in preserving Palestinian voices during the post-1948 period. Here she recounts some of her experiences interviewing Palestinian refugees in Lebanon.

Check out the Southwest Oral History Association’s (SOHA) Summer 2018 Newsletter!

By Kris McCusker and Louis Kyriakoudes   The executive office’s transition from Georgia State University to Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), in practical terms, is almost complete. We’ve finished the transfer of monies, changed the addresses of the various accounts, have purchased much-needed insurance and have even found the coffee pot. But the transition in

#MeToo and the OHA By Todd Moye OHA Council has been busy over the past few months addressing the issue of sexual harassment in the organization. I wish I could report that we began these discussions proactively, but in reality we were forced into this conversation. In January a new member alleged that another OHA

The OHA 2018 Call for Posters is now available. The submission portal can be found at OHA 2018. The deadline is July 31, 2018, but submissions will be viewed and accepted on a rolling basis.

By Nancy MacKay, Book Review Editor   Did you know that the Oral History Review, the journal of the Oral History Association, publishes 30-40 book reviews in every issue? And that each book reviewed first must be identified as relevant to oral history; then read, analyzed and written about by volunteer scholars in the OHA