FINAL WEEK TO RECORD DETAILS OF PRECARIOUS ORAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS – FORM CLOSES 28th SEPT. The Identifying Precarious Victorian Oral History Collection Project is creating a list of precarious collections in Victoria, Australia. Learn more and get involved at precariousoralhistories.com

DEADLINE EXTENDED TO RECORD DETAILS OF PRECARIOUS ORAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS – FORM CLOSES 28th SEPT. The Identifying Precarious Victorian Oral History Collection Project is creating a list of precarious collections in Victoria, Australia. Learn more and get involved at precariousoralhistories.com

FINAL DAYS to record details of your precarious Victorian oral history collection – FORM CLOSES AUGUST 31. The Identifying Precarious Victorian Oral History Collection Project is creating a list of precarious collections in Victoria, Australia. Find the form and info at precariousoralhistories.com

New to oral history interviewing? Keen for guidance? Check out this training opportunity coming up!
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Experienced oral historians! Bookings are now open for our upcoming advanced workshop on Teaching Oral History. Members get first dibs, non-members can book from 5 Feb! Online, Sat 15 March, full day session.

Our first training workshop for 2025 is an online Advanced Train the trainer course for experienced oral historians on Sat 15 March - check it out! More OHV workshop announcements coming soon

If you missed the Oral History Australia conference in November ‘24, the recordings of our two keynote sessions are now live on the OHA YouTube channel: 1) Alessandro Portelli and 2) Yoorook Commission panel

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Studies in Oral History Issue #46 was launched last night at the Oral History conference in Naarm/Melbourne oralhistoryaustralia.org.au/journal/issu... Congratulations to all involved! #oralhistory #openaccess

“What makes an interview possible is what you have in common. What makes it INTERESTING is what you DON’T.”

The incomparable Alessandro Portelli gives a wonderful keynote to open Oral History Victoria conference in Melbourne this morning. #oralhistory #dialogue

Issue 46 of Studies in #OralHistory will be published at the time of the Oral History Australia Conference (Melbourne) later this week. There are 7 reviews, four books, two websites and an exhibition. The reviews (and articles) are all open access and I'll announce here once available.

Issue 45:

Better late than never - Oral History Victoria is now live on Bluesky. If you’re at the Oral History Australia biennial conference this weekend jump on. And please ask those around you before posting any images especially if it’s a closeup or it’s from their presentation!