Working on an oral history project and curious about the possibilities for your collection and impact? Join us to discuss community-centered approaches to creating a digital archive and managing an inter-generational public humanities project. We’ll review foundational oral history interviewing and processing skills, as well as project management strategies like fundraising and outreach.
This workshop will help you identify key strategies for community-centered interviewing and project development, as well as potential resources to grow your work.
Please note that this is a Hybrid Session – In person or online.. A Zoom url will be sent to you after registration.
Session Details
Location:
, 206 Hatcher Graduate Library
913 South University, Central Campus (view map)
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Session level: All
Sponsor(s): U-M Library
Presenter(s): Edras Rodríguez-Torres