New issue of Oral History Australia journal
The 2022 issue of Studies in Oral History, the journal of Oral History Australia (OHA), is now available online.
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Issue 44 features the special theme ‘Migrant Voices: Community Collaboration and Telling Migration Histories’. It was edited by guest editors Maria Savvidis and Alexandra Dellios.
To access the full issue or download separate articles and sections, go to:
In other journal news
The deadline for peer-reviewed contributions for next year’s journal, ‘‘Oral History in Troubling Times; Opportunities and Challenges’’ is coming up – 25 November 2022.
- Go to the Call for Papers.
Oral History Australia awards
The recipients of Oral History Australia’s three awards were recently announced at the OHA Biennial Conference in Launceston, Tasmania.
The winners:
- the 2022 Hazel de Berg Award for Excellence in Oral History goes to community oral historian and Oral History Victoria life member Gwlad McLachlan
- the 2022 OHA Book Award goes to Mia Martin Hobbs for her book Return to Vietnam: An Oral History of American and Australian Veterans’ Journeys (Cambridge University Press, October 2021)
- the OHA Media Award goes to Jeannine Baker for her project ‘The Women Who Made Australian Television’.
Find out more about the award winners and their work. Go to:
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