@JesusOfNaz316 I was worrying something to death and my dad said, Don’t send thing to committee. Meaning: stop worrying about stuff obsessively in your head.
Democracy has not been a tool of liberation for indigenous and native peoples. Democratizing "is not our goal...until we define it on our terms" - Nēpia Mahuika. #OHA2020
Nēpia Mahuika talking about ethics and pushes back against the artificial division of oral tradition and #OralHistory on panel on decolonization. #OHA2020 Excited to learn more and read Mahuika's book: https://t.co/AShokiv2e1
For those in the #OHA2020 pre-plenary discussion about famous technical difficulty stories, and honestly also for anyone interested in the history of #oralhistory, here is the trailer I created for @BaylorOH's first ever video interview! https://t.co/wEMLK1ELvT
If you haven't yet remember to make some time for all our on-demand activities like viewing the poster sessions. You can view some posters in Second Life and more details in PixStori.
Good morning, all! We're ready for a great Day 3 of #OHA2020. Don't forget tonight's Dine Around at 5 EST on oral history and accessibility. Tonight in SecondLife is our Welcome/Diversity Reception and then, the Dance Party with DJ James Nasty. Put on your dancing shoes!
Thank you to our sponsors, contributors, supporters, donors, exhibitors, partner members, committees, presenters, attendees, and everyone else, for making this year's Oral History Association conference possible. #OHA2020
Want to learn to navigate @SecondLife before #OHA2020 begins? Take a tour tomorrow or 10/21. You'll get to see our Exhibit Hall, learn to dance, and fly around the various buildings. Sign up here: https://t.co/yk4q5hLAPp
2/3 In "The Poster Session and Project Bazaar" presenters introduce themselves and their projects. Attendees can browse, ask questions, exchange responses, and view the poster PDF as they would in a live session; encouraging exploration, discussion, and follow-up over time.
3/3 "What I Love About Baltimore" will help everyone "visit" the intended host city for the 2020 Annual Meeting. The posts will be windows into what makes Baltimore so special to its people, and provide for conversations between Baltimoreans and those visiting it virtually.
Are you seeking guidance in your professional development? Would you like to talk one-on-one with experienced oral historians about their work? Sign up for the Speed Networking event to be held during #OHA2020. #OralHistory#PublicHistory
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