Registrations have opened for theOHV Talking About Listening Seminar – Oral Histories exploring HIV nursing during the AIDS crisis coming up on Monday the 9th of October, 7pm. This seminar our guests are Dr Geraldine Fela and Sian Edwards in…
October 7 @ 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Where: Online on Zoom Are you an experienced oral historian who would like to learn how to teach oral history in community, academic or professional contexts? This OHV online Advanced Workshop by two of…
A short documentary about pioneering oral historian Wendy Lowenstein and her involvement in the Australian folk music scene will be available for free viewing in a webinar on 8 October 2023. The 25-minute documentary ‘What Wendy found’ was produced by…
The Professional Historians Association National Conference which will be held at the State Library of South Australia in Adelaide on 16-17 September 2023. This is the first national face-to-face conference since 2018 and PHA are very excited to see as…
This session OHV member, and former President, Judy Hughes will be hosting our online Ideas and Skills Exchange session providing an opportunity for OHV members to ask questions and share experiences and discoveries in oral history. ‘Ask Al’ sessions will…
All tickets have been sold to our up coming Advanced Training Workshop: Conducting Oral History Interviews on Sensitive or Painful Subjects. Keep an eye out for details of our next Advanced Training Workshop, Teaching Oral History: Training the Trainers, which…
Expressions of interest for Members’ Voices Session OHV Symposium 2023: Oral history across and within community groups Each year at our annual symposium we plan a ‘Members’ Voices’ panel. The session is a fantastic opportunity to hear from members and…
Oral historians are often working within and across community groups, be they cultural, local, or communities of shared interest or experience. This symposium will provide an opportunity to hear about the outcomes of the award winning oral history project Behind…
Tune in to 3CR Community Radio’s Breakfast Show at 8 am on Monday 1 May to hear the voices of people remembering what they got out of courses run by TUTA, Australia’s unique, fully government-funded union training body (1975-1996). This…
For booking details of our most popular training session ‘Oral history interviewing for beginners’, kicking off Saturday 25th March visit our event listing.