Oral history in a digital and audiovisual world

Orality and image among the Noke Ko´í (Katukina) of the Western Amazon

Wladimyr Sena Araújo & Andrea Casa Nova Maia

Learning Arara Language with Txakira (Arara Community Cachoeira Seca, Pará, Brasil, 2019)

Ana Maria Mauad & Ana Paula Serrano

Cousins. Exile, questions, and silences. Reconstruction of a collective memory

Valentina Siniego & Ana Laura Ramos Saslavsky

Oral History as part of today's research – a citizen science study of the family history of natives and migrants and their relationship to Nazi history

Inka Engel

Performing Oral History in Collaboration with Black LGBTQ Artists

Joseph Plaster

Quietly Queer and Chinese: Remembered Dialogues and Affective Worldmaking in Sydney

Joseph Black

The role of narrator compensation in the case for reparations and restitution

Alissa Rae Funderburk & Fanny Julissa Garcia

“I Have That Clip Here!”: The Spectre Of Digital Media In The Construction And Narration Of Life Histories

Elizabeth Visser

Creative Solutions Found to Allow Online Access to the University of Alaska Fairbanks Oral History Collection

Leslie Joan McCartney