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Are Transcripts Worth It?

Transcription came up as a topic in one of our Monthly Drop-In sessions as both a contentious and important part of oral history practice. In this blog post, Charlotte Whincup from the Bunbury Oral History Group talks about how she…

Introductory Oral History Training

Don’t miss out on the next Introductory training opportunity, Saturday 29 August at the State Library WA. This one-day workshop is ideal for those who are new to oral history and want to know more about what is involved. The…

Oral History WA News Bulletin (July 2026)

Welcome to the July 2026 news bulletin. Nominations for the 2026 OHA Awards close at the end of this month, our next Introductory training day is locked in for August, and there’s a great line-up of exhibitions and events for…

Introductory Oral History Training

Our next Introductory training opportunity is Saturday 18 April at the State Library WA. This one-day workshop is ideal for those who are new to oral history and want to know more about what is involved. The workshop is also…

Introductory Oral History Training

Our next Introductory training opportunity is Saturday 30 August at the State Library WA. This one-day workshop is ideal for those who are new to oral history and want to know more about what is involved. The workshop is also…

Online Members Drop-In

Join us online via Teams. Meet up with other members and find out about current oral history research from around the State. OHWA Committee members and experienced practitioners will be available to answer your questions. Email contact@oralhistorywa.org.au for the meeting…

Oral History WA News Bulletin (May 2025)

Welcome to the May 2025 news bulletin. Reminder: In October, OHWA launched the John Ferrell Travel Fund. This is a new fund to support the travel costs associated with oral history interviewing. Small grants of between $200-$500 can be accessed…

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