Showing posts with label Oral History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oral History. Show all posts
25 March 2016

Oral History -- Exploring African American Credit Unions

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We often think of Oral History as focusing on people and families and their stories. I read with great interest a recent Southern...
12 May 2015

Veterans History Project -- Let's Make Sure That No More of Their Stories are Lost!

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As the Library of Congress reminds us, “with Memorial Day approaching, you can help us save the story of a veteran you might know, thro...
27 March 2015

New StoryCorps App (FREE) -- Your "story" could end up archived with the Library of Congress

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StoryCorps has released an app.  You can read more about it here . The StoryCorps app—a free mobile application—seamlessly walks u...
19 September 2014

Who doesn't have a grandma story ?!?!? FamilySearch is collecting them starting tomorrow ...

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Elsie (Taylor) (Fountain) Paine, 1999 -- the last time I saw her Copyright Diane L Richard FamilySearch is launching a campaign tomo...
21 February 2014

Your Family: Past, Present, and Future

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Image accompanies referenced article A really neat blog post that has been making the rounds is Your Family: Past, Present, and Futur...
16 January 2014

Oral History at Risk of Disappearing Within 3 Generations!

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The headline of this recent piece is kind of scary to read -- Oral family history can be lost in three generations .  Yet, it does ring...
05 November 2012

Thanksgiving is Around the Corner -- It's Story Time!

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Source:  http://yourstorypodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/LifeStory_300x300.jpg Thanksgiving starts a month long celebration o...
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16 August 2011

Browsing the NGSQ Archives: Using Oral History

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by Toby Webb Summer is almost over. With Labor Day approaching, we think back on this year’s picnics, reunions and visits and all the fami...