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The Oral History MA Program at Columbia University endorses the declaration by the American Association of University Professors of Barnard and Columbia.
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Columbia University Oral History
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The Columbia Center for Oral History is the nation's oldest oral history research center, housed at @INCITE_Columbia and home to the Oral History Master of Arts
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Are you an organization/individual looking to collaborate with oral history students? We invite you to participate in our fieldwork partners and internship programs.
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Check out this workshop series happening on three dates 📅!!
7/31: Narrator Experience & Storytelling Ethics
8/14: Exploring the Interview Process
8/28: Building Narrative Editing Skills
7/31: Narrator Experience & Storytelling Ethics
8/14: Exploring the Interview Process
8/28: Building Narrative Editing Skills
📢 Announcing our summer workshop series!
We’ve adapted our oral history approach into 3 online skills-building workshops for folks interested in using first-person storytelling to advance a project or mission.
Register today to reserve your spot:
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<Voices from Wupatki> are the voices of Hopi, Navajo-Diné & Zuni people reflecting on their connection to this site of knowledge, to their ancestors, & their #cosmovision.
Come check out Florencia's creative curation of these voices!
RSVP: tinyurl.com/33z3w5mn
Come check out Florencia's creative curation of these voices!
RSVP: tinyurl.com/33z3w5mn
2024 Exhibition <Our Inheritance>
Florencia is curating <Voices from Wupatki>, taking visitors into a journey back in time to the 13th c. & westwards to the deserts of Arizona where the Wupatki pueblos have been standing there for 800 hundreds.
RSVP: tinyurl.com/33z3w5mn
Florencia is curating <Voices from Wupatki>, taking visitors into a journey back in time to the 13th c. & westwards to the deserts of Arizona where the Wupatki pueblos have been standing there for 800 hundreds.
RSVP: tinyurl.com/33z3w5mn
