On the topic of our most recent edition of the Oral History Review, we are including some extra resources on Indigenous stories. We have compiled a full bibliography of indigenous stories featured in our journal for you to explore. The bibliography was compiled by OHR Media Intern Caroline Wells and can be found HERE
On the topic of our most recent edition of the Oral History Review, we are including some extra resources on Indigenous stories. We have compiled a full bibliography of indigenous stories featured in our journal for you to explore. The bibliography was compiled by OHR Media Intern Caroline Wells and can be found HERE
November 6-7, 2026, ONLINE Click here for more information. Organized by:HOLA – Oral History of Latinos and Digital Archive(Oral History of Latinos and Digital Archives)Montclair State UniversityKeynote Speaker:Dr. Hector Tobar – Novelist and Professor at UC Irvine Symposium Topic: This symposium explores oral history as a living, political, aesthetic, and ethical practice within Latinx communities […]
To apply, click here: https://library.duke.edu/about/tsadigitalformats Preserves and enables access to materials that fall under the purview of the Digital Records and Audiovisual Materials section, with an emphasis on collections with audiovisual or digital carriers. Collaborates with section colleagues and stakeholders to identify, prepare for ingest, and perform post-ingest activities on digitized and born-digital materials into […]
ORAL HISTORY REVIEW CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: ORAL HISTORY & AUTHORITARIANISM Guest editors: Charlene Makley, Mark Menjívar, Molly Todd Deadline: November 15, 2026 In the past fifteen years, scholars and journalists alike have sounded the alarm in the face of a perceived new “global wave” (or “spirit,” or “drift”) of authoritarian governance. Some observers have pointed […]
The HBCU Radio Preservation Project, a multi-year effort to foster an ethos of preservation at HBCU radio stations, is accepting applications for the position of 2027 HBCU Radio Preservation Project Fellow. The HBCU Radio Preservation Project is dedicated to honoring and preserving the vibrant history and cultural resource that is HBCU radio. About the Fellowship: […]