Listen and View our sound and visual media. Listen to New Zealand Society of Authors podcastshttps://authors.org.nz/podcasts/ Julie Benjamin, National radio ... Read More
During the Covid-19 Pandemic there is worldwide advice on how to cope, especially with remote interviewing. Some helpful references below:Image ... Read More
USA March Webinars and Workshops ,,here.. India Spring School in Family History ..here.. Australian Conference: 2021 Launceston, Tasmania ..here..XXI IOHA ... Read More
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Hello, I am a library staff from China. I am looking forward to combining oral history with library resources and services. What I want to know is the differences between the New Zealand Oral History Society’s research and service practices in oral history What unique contributions have you made? Can you introduce in detail the various service practices of New Zealand’s oral history in response to the ever-changing environment? Thank you!
to our NOHANZ colleagues – just to let you know that the Call for papers for the OHA conference in October 2021 in Tasmania has been extended to 1 April. We are confident that trans-Tasman participation will be possible by then so urge NZ oral historians to consider putting in a proposal. Details of revised Call are in the website link below https://oralhistoryaustralia.org.au/cfp-oha-conference-deadline-extended/
Hello, I am a library staff from China. I am looking forward to combining oral history with library resources and services. What I want to know is the differences between the New Zealand Oral History Society’s research and service practices in oral history What unique contributions have you made? Can you introduce in detail the various service practices of New Zealand’s oral history in response to the ever-changing environment? Thank you!
to our NOHANZ colleagues – just to let you know that the Call for papers for the OHA conference in October 2021 in Tasmania has been extended to 1 April. We are confident that trans-Tasman participation will be possible by then so urge NZ oral historians to consider putting in a proposal. Details of revised Call are in the website link below https://oralhistoryaustralia.org.au/cfp-oha-conference-deadline-extended/