Trustee vacancies at the Oral History Society The Oral History Society currently has several vacancies on its Board of Trustees which runs the charity. We welcome expressions of interest in fulfilling these roles. This is
Alun Howkins describes George Ewart Evans, his relationship with Paul Thompson and connections to Welsh poets Iorwerth Peate and Keidrych Rhys.
Image: The Toulouse en transition movement participates in the Climate March in 2021 The South-West France in Transition network held its first meeting in 2018 at the initiative of the Haute-Garonne and Gironde transition groups,
Featured image: The Appalachians, courtesy of vt.edu Jessica Taylor has been conducting interviews in the Appalachian mountains of the Eastern United States. A region that has fueled the United States’s twentieth-century industrialization and militarization through its
In Bergen the pilot project is a Nordic collaboration. We plan to investigate people’s thoughts of the future using life stories from Bergen and Gothenburg. Internationally, the total collection forms part of the Oral History
Transition Town Wellington has gone from strength to strength over its 16 year history. This small town on the border of Somerset and Devon has seen its green spaces turn into herb beds, forest gardens,
Thoughts on the challenges and responsibility of editing and presenting oral histories translated from their original language.
How Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales and Welsh Government are working to embed Black History into the story of Wales.
The Oral History Society LGBTQ Special Interest Group (SIG) held its Annual General Meeting, via Zoom, on 27th October 2020. Since March, when we had our last in-person SIG event, we have been holding monthly online events
Franko Figueiredo is a theatre director, writer and artistic director of StoneCrabs Theatre and together with project manager Caroline Diamond they lead StoneCrabs’ project, ‘Out On An Island on the Isle of Wight’. this heritage/oral history project
