We also encourage everyone to attend sessions in the Columbia University Oral History MA Program’s “Anti-Oppression and Oral History Workshop Series” (https://t.co/K5zgARo0je).
The 1882 Foundation’s Digital Archive (https://t.co/1bQle4f4dQ), the Museum of Chinese in America (https://t.co/1LOTqV3vaQ), and the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center (https://t.co/U6NKjGoiQy).
We are deeply saddened by the fatal shootings last night targeting Asian American women. For those looking for resources in the Mid-Atlantic Region on Asian/Asian American experiences, some good starting places are:
So excited to see - and hear - more from @reallyfarrah! Her photography immersed the viewer in action and you can’t help but be pulled into the images. #VerizonStaycationRoadtrip
This year #librarycongress is celebrating changemakers. The Veteran's History project is full of changemakers. How can you incorporate their stories in your classroom activities? https://t.co/Lg4thBpDCZ #sschat#ncss#edchat
Upcoming Webinar:
@douglasaboyd will lead "Introduction to OHMS," a webinar designed to provide participants with the tools and digital capabilities to successfully utilize OHMS.
Workshop details here: https://t.co/oDsWkktsOd
Keep following our social channels for more from Rebel Sounds Live – and join us in September for our next event at IWM London, Rebel Sounds: Cold War Russia Pop and Jazz Subculture
https://t.co/caAEsMtemW
#CultureUnderAttack.
"Nostalgia and history are used as a veil for sharing deeply racist language and imagery – as well as claiming that beloved locations are being run down by immigration." https://t.co/WsTBV8w4Y1
With @NPR covering #Stonewall50, we're listening to @npratc's 1979 archived piece on the first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. Activist Robin Tyler addresses the crowd declaring they are not responsible for the violence committed against them. #PrideMonth
Analog media in danger of degradation/obsolescence? Digitization to the rescue! But wait … what comes next? Join RAD's @jubrogers + @omgarchives and #LOCvets and @texasarchive colleagues at #ncph2019#s5 to discuss rebuilding digitization projects to be more access oriented!
One week left to submit your paper and design proposals for our 2019 Annual Conference, "Access and Inclusion in Oral History"!
https://t.co/XwpS4kE5BH
Please join us next week when we'll be participating in #GivingTuesday. Your donations will help send #oralhistory students to our 2019 Annual Conference.
Read more about José Centeno-Meléndez's experience at our 2018 Conference.
https://t.co/IcpiQsfCnP
Getting excited for This Friday: @MemLabNet DC Public Library & 📆#americanfolklifecenter archivists are #digitizing tapes for DC residents and organizations. 📺💾📼⌛️
More here: https://t.co/rV0EsixSpe
Weren't able to watch Liza Mundy and the Code Girls presentation live? It's available on YouTube at https://t.co/ZdGBksMiLh. #edchat#WomensHistoryMonth#sschat
How do museums use digital technology to reach students? Find out more about video conferencing and other interactive virtual techniques used by @MDHistory in its Timeline Studio virtual field trip lab at #THATCamp@NCPH. Register for the workshop here: https://t.co/xJ7d9A7X9j
Starting this week, we're previewing three projects that will be featured at #THATCamp@ncph. First up, the @librarycongress#VeteransHistoryProject: https://t.co/twlXoCMsHS. Stay tuned for more, and in the meantime, register for the workshop here: https://t.co/Rkg7zRu1oi