Attending the Oral History Association conference? Say hello to NEH's Martin Tsang & ask about our grants for humanities projects! To match a project idea to an NEH grant, visit https://t.co/276d7w5mbV. For #PresAccessFunded grants: https://t.co/yp8KaNBQTe #OHA2023
Congrats to our very own Dr. Nwando Achebe on being named to the Women We Admire's Top 50 Women Leaders in Education of 2023 list.
Read more here: https://t.co/iao91FkyG9
#MSUHistory#MSUSocialScience
"...the musicals we most remember are those which most effectively used their era's best recording and distribution technologies to document and share the work with those who would never see the original production on Broadway." @dougreside https://t.co/6MfhuCjdFJ
Book drop day! My book, Fixing the Musical (about the technologies that shaped what we think of when we think of musicals) is out as an eBook. Paper to come in the next week or two: https://t.co/W8CBcEcN2A
"I ask you to imagine the most important book in your life. What if you didn’t read or couldn’t read it because it wasn’t in your library or you didn’t even have a library?" Washington State Librarian Sara Jones
#FreePeopleReadFreely#UniteAgainstBookBans
https://t.co/hZlKMbVPve
JOB: Senior Program Associate @MellonFdn (Public Knowledge program) ... "focused on strategic problem-solving through the lens of social justice for the civic and cultural heritage communities" ... $135,000-$175,000 HT @pmhswe
https://t.co/Uk0quTbgNL
Do join us for our next free 'In Dialogue' online event with @ihr_history 28/09/23! We'll be hearing from @AIUCentre,a specialist open-access library + archive based in #Manchester that focuses on the study of race, migration + the fight for social justice https://t.co/dgkFbRQA6n
Want to learn oral history skills, but don't have time in the day? This evening course with @OralHistorySoc is for you! Memory, recording techniques, in-person and online recording methods and more!
No experience needed, starts on 20 September.
https://t.co/TH4aB1TLVJ
We’re back to school! Learn about @UCBerkeley’s noteworthy past thru #OralHistory.
Today’s pick: Women in student gov’t.
#UCBerkeley alumnae discuss women’s activism, the @ASUC political party SLATE, and how students shaped Berkeley’s political culture.
https://t.co/4fl78OaOO1
The Public Knowledge program @MellonFdn has an opening for a Senior Program Associate position. Come work with us—an amazing team and organization! https://t.co/lohnBKHRxF
Love archives? Love podcasting? Consider joining the Archives in Context team!
The Archives in Context podcast is seeking a volunteer Project Coordinator to join its dynamic team. Learn more and apply by June 30.
https://t.co/ITZepQPEgv
Helen Keller, deaf & blind author/advocate, was born OTD. We helped @AFB1921 share her peerless legacy w/ grants to digitize over 80,000 Keller items, enabling free online access to letters, speeches, press clips, photos, artifacts & more https://t.co/4MBqjDVnkz #PresAccessFunded
I see that the good folks in the Smithsonian's Office of Public Affairs are seeking a Public Affairs Assistant. (Salary range $53,105 - $58,415)
Applications are due Friday, June 30. More info:
https://t.co/0h4MvH8Vne (PDF)
Coming up is our second conference plenary with Anna Sheftel and @SZembrzycki who will reflect on the evolution of #oralhistory collaborative practice in their research, with a focus on the increasing use of digital technology in the field. #OHS50
Yesterday marked the end of our 2023 Voces and CMAS Collaborative #OralHistory Fellowship in #Concho, #AZ. Thank you to the community of Concho for allowing us to #document and #share your #stories. We can’t thank everyone enough for such an amazing week!