OHA’s 2022 elections are open! Vote for new Council and Nominating Committee members, as well as members for our new Committee on Committees. We also have a new proposed addition for our Principles and Best Practices- a suite of Social Justice Guidelines. Information about the nominees were sent out in the June OHA Newsletter, or […]
2022 Elections are Open!
OHA NEH Mini Grants Annoucement
The Oral History Association announces the recipients of eleven mini grants, funded by an $825,000 grant from the NEH American Rescue Plan. In October 2021 the Oral History Association was awarded $825,000 from the National Endowment for the Humanities through the American Rescue Plan: Humanities Grantmaking [Funding Opportunity Number: 20210513-ARPG]. Oral historians from communities which have […]
President’s Letter
By Amy Starecheski April 2022 Newsletter Dear OHA Members: We are now halfway through OHA’s working year, which stretches between annual meetings, and halfway through my term as president. Council met in March in Los Angeles, our first time together in person since February 2020. It was such a joy to share food and walks, […]
Executive Director’s Report
By Kristine McCusker April 2022 Newsletter We hope everyone is doing well and is ready for summer! The Executive Office has been busy setting up the new National Endowment for the Humanities fellows program. But we’ve been working on other projects as well. Summer is coming so that means the OHA elections and awards season […]
WAS and WILL
Just two words capture the horror in Ukraine, and their hope for an independent future.
Catherine O’Hara on a postage stamp.
Not much makes sense to me these days but at least Catherine O’Hara has her own Canadian postage stamp.
@BrianStack153
Writer, @ColbertLateShow Formerly at “Conan”, @TheSecondCity B.A. @IUBloomington M.A. @UWMadison

