National Oral History Association of New Zealand (NOHANZ)

This strand will bring together presenters from Australia and New Zealand to explore the
opportunities and challenges of working with memories as sources for historical research
and production. This is an exciting time for oral history. New technologies are opening up
novel ways to create, research and produce oral history while posing challenging
methodological and ethical dilemmas.

Day One: Introduc0on to Oral History
Saturday 8 July 2017 8.45am-4.30pm
An introducon to oral history methodology.
How to plan an oral history project, choose the best equipment, achieve clear audio recordings, select informants, follow ethical procedures, de-velop quesoning techniques, process oral histo-ry, and make the material available for use. Bring a recorder if you have one you intend to use for recording.

Exercises to be completed before Day
Two will be discussed.

Great Britain

The Annual Conference of the Oral History Society in conjunction with Newman University and Leeds Trinity University Remembering Beliefs – The Shifting Worlds of Religion and Faith in Secular Society Friday, 14th and Saturday, 15th July, 2017 at Leeds Trinity University,
Horsforth, Leeds, LS18 5HD

Oral History Summer School is pleased to return to Chicago (July 26-August 3), this time in collaboration with the National Public Housing Museum. Participants will contribute to the creation of an aural history/future of public housing in the voices of public housing residents and housing community members