Promotional graphic for the Oral History Network of Ireland 2026 Annual Meeting. The theme is "Oral History & Movement," taking place 18th–19th June 2026 at the Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee, Kerry. A red banner at the top reads "Deadline: Sunday 29th March." The image features a circular cutout of birds in flight and lists Keynote Speaker Mary Stewart, Lead Curator of Oral History at the British Library. Includes a QR code and the website address: www.oralhistorynetworkireland.ie

⏰Call for Participation Deadline Approaching ⏰

Final days to share your #oralhistory submission for the Oral History Network of Ireland's 2026 Annual Meeting, under the theme: ‘Oral History and Movement’.

Submit via forms.gle/NMNCFtdj8qvH... or scan QR below.

#OHNI #CallForPapers #OralHistorian

Voices of ’68 and ’74: Oral history and agonistic memory in Northern Ireland In this talk, Professor Chris Reynolds (Nottingham Trent University) explores how oral history can help people engage with Northern Ireland’s difficult past without forcing agreement or closure. He ar...

REGISTER NOW How can we engage contested pasts without forcing agreement? SEMINAR - Voices of ’68 and ’74: Oral history and agonistic memory in Northern Ireland 11 March | 16:00–17:30 (UK) University of Stirling | Hybrid
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Looking forward to hosting Tom White next week for a co-hosted seminar with the Scottish Oral History Centre, Tuesday 3rd of March 4-5.30pm Graham Hills Building Room 222. Everyone welcome!

Hör-Tipp:
Almut Leh, u.a. Leiterin der Forschungsgruppe 'digital humanities' am FSP digitale_kultur, war zu Gast beim Deutschlandfunk und hat über das Projekt Oral-History.Digital gesprochen.

Zum Beitrag: www.deutschlandfunk.de/ein-forschun...

Zum Projekt: www.oral-history.digital

Professional Meets Personal: Archivists and Their Family Archives by David Walker, Archivist, The Easton Foundation

On Tues (11.18) get a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges and rewards of archiving family history. We'll chat with David Walker, Archivist at The Easton Foundation & Louise Bourgeois Archive. Here's his article that's our starting point: tiny.cc/z14v001. Register here: tiny.cc/hwl-walker-r...

Oral History Society Events #Oral History Festival 2026 Call for Proposals Join us for the Oral History Festival 2026 on Saturday 4 July at Nottingham Trent University, a day of interactive workshops, discussion, and networking....

📣 Call for Proposals!

Join us for the Oral History Festival 2026

🗓️ 4 July 2026
📍 Nottingham Trent University

We're inviting 60–90 min participatory workshop proposals on all things oral history – practice, ethics, tech and more.

📝 Deadline: 30 Jan 2026
More info: www.ohs.org.uk/ohs-events/

The new International Oral History Association Council for 2025-2028.
#IOHA President: Marc Wong (Singapore)
IOHA Vice Presidents: Tian Miao (China), Jakub Galeziowski (Poland)
and the Regional Representatives

Right now: IOHA Conference 2025 in Kraków, Poland.
Re-Thinking Oral History

Home - Oral History Society Interested in oral history? Get advice on interviewing, recording equipment, archiving, ethics, copyright and Data Protection.

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Image of a flyer introducing the Identifying Precarious Victorian Oral History Collections Project

I'm excited to share details about The Identifying Precarious Victorian Oral History Collections Project! This project is identifying & creating a list of precarious oral history collections held in Victoria, Australia. Tell us about your collection via www.precariousoralhistories.com #oralhistory

Features a photo of Caro de Robertis next to an image for a book titled "So Many Stars: An Oral History of Trans, Nonbinary, Genderqueer, and Two-Spirit People of Color," with a quote about trans and gender nonconforming people's resilience. Includes the Pen America logo at the bottom.

In our PEN Ten interview, we talk with @caroderobertis.bsky.social about their new book, "So Many Stars: An Oral History of Trans, Nonbinary, Genderqueer, and Two-Spirit People of Color" (Algonquin Books, 2025), the creative process—and what elders teach us about resilience. pen.org/caro-de-robe...

Workshop "On the record. Wie Arbeiten mit Oral History"
on Friday April 9 from 10am to 6:30pm.
Organisation: Marina Bertoldi, Sascha Deboni, Ruben Hackler, Mattia Petruzziello vom Doktoratsprogramm Geschichte des Wissens (UZH | ETH Zürich) #oralhistory #ethz #uzh

Lúcia Lohmann - Oral History of Botany Project YouTube video by IAPT Global

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Oral History of Botany Project

To celebrate IAPT’s 75th Anniversary, we are launching an Oral History of Botany Project, including video interviews produced by Más Arte Más Acción during the XX IBC. Check out the first video, with the story of IAPT's President Lucia Lohmann!

‘The Doctor Made Clear His Utter Contempt of Me, and I Can Remember It Still’1: Unmarried Women’s Experiences of Accessing the Pill in Scotland c. 1968–1980 Summary. In 1968, the barrier of marital status was removed from oral contraception. This meant that for the first time, unmarried women could legally acce

✨NEW PUBLICATION✨ @sshmedicine.bsky.social

I am over the moon that my new article “unmarried women’s experiences of accessing the pill in Scotland c. 1968-1980” is finally out OPEN ACCESS in SHM.

It draws on 31 #oralhistory interviews

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Please share with any and all federal workers and contractors! #oralhistory #laborhistory #histmed

Is anyone interested in reviewing Emotional Labour in Oral History Research: The Hidden Toll by Jennifer Harding and Verusca Calabria for our journal 'Studies in Oral History'? feel free to send me a PM if so! #oralhistory @ohcollective.bsky.social @oralhistoryvic.bsky.social