Venue: Room 7, Nottingham Central Library, Carrington Street, NG1 7FH This event is for members only (OHS Member £30 fee, NTU OHRG Member £30 fee). You can join the OHS by clicking on JOIN US
Speakers: Alessandra Izabel de Carvalho, of the State University of Ponta Grossa, Brazil. This presentation explores how environmental oral histories from farmers, indigenous communities, and traditional groups reveal the ecological and cultural significance of shade-grown
Speakers: Steven Kite and Shelly Lemmons of Oklahoma State University Steven Kite and Shelly Lemmons, of Oklahoma State University, authors of the ‘dust bowl oral history’ Dust, Drought and Dreams Gone By reflect on their
Reflecting on 90 Years of Cultural Relations and Global Engagement Join members of the British Council Digital Library for a thought-provoking session that explores the British Council’s impact over nine decades, through the lens of its landmark
Online meeting of the OHS Creative Special Interest Group Tuesday 1st July – noon to 1pm OHS members are invited to join a video meeting of the UK Oral History Society “Creative Special Interest Group” to
22 July, 12.30 – 14.30 Cinema 2, Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff We are launching the South Asian Britain digital resource, an output of the Remaking Britain: South Asian Connections and Networks, 1830s to the Present project. Join us for
An Environment & Climate Crisis Special Interest Group event This presentation draws on UK AHRC funded research (2019-2022) on ‘El Niño desert livelihoods’ in northern coastal Peru. Part of a larger field-based interdisciplinary project with
Loading Bay, 1 Duke St, Bradford BD1 3QR An afternoon of illustrated talks about how words and images can jointly explore themes of journey, exile, identity and the search for home, drawing on stories presented
London Metropolitan University/Online 📍 London Metropolitan University🗓️ Tuesday, 16th September | 🕔 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Room TM3-03, Holloway Campus. This will be a hybrid event. To join the meeting online, please click here. Join us for an intimate and thought-provoking ‘In Dialogue’ event with Juanita
The September 2025 meeting of the OHS Archives and Oral History Special Interest Group will feature a special public talk from Britta Lange, a lecturer at the Institute of the History and Theory of Culture
