Oral History Australia’s journal Studies in Oral History is inviting papers for peer review for a special migration issue to feature in 2022. Alexandra Dellios and Maria Savvidis will jointly edit the issue (no. 44), which will focus on the…
In these challenging times we want to assure all those considering registering for the 2021 OHA Biennial Conference that we have plans should the conference be impacted by COVID restrictions and lockdowns. Firstly, anyone who registers for the conference will…
Registrations for the 2021 OHA Biennial Conference are now open, with early bird rates available until Sunday 12 September. The conference will be held from 14-16 October 2021 in Launceston, Tasmania. The theme is ‘Oral History in Troubling Times: Opportunities…
If you’re interested in attending the 2021 OHA Biennial Conference in Launceston, Tasmania in October, it’s time to start making preparations. Information about the conference location, accommodation and the program (as at June 2021) are now available on the conference…
Oral History Australia (OHA) is pleased to announce we are now accepting nominations and applications for our three biennial awards: the Hazel de Berg Award for Excellence in Oral History, the OHA Book Award and the OHA Media Award. Applications…
The Call for Presentations for the 2021 Oral History Australia Biennial Conference has been extended to 1 April 2021. Find out how you can make a submission. Go to: Call for Presentations, Biennial Conference 2021 About the conference Oral History…
The Oral History Association (United States) invites proposals for papers and presentations for its 2021 annual meeting to be held October 13-17, 2021. The theme for this conference is ‘Moving Stories’. For this conference, presenters are asked to reflect on…
The 2020 issue of the Oral History Australia (OHA) journal Studies in Oral History, jointly edited by Skye Krichauff and Carla Pascoe Leahy, is now available. To access the full issue or download separate articles and sections, go to: Issue…
Welcome to the new Oral History Western Australia (OHWA) website. This website has been developed in conjunction with a new Oral History Australia (OHA) website, with both sites featuring complementary branding and a number of shared features. The aim has…
2020 has been a year of contemplation. Filled with troubling times for us all, the uncertainty of living with a pandemic has made us stop and think about our lifestyle and values. Memories of happier times play on our minds.…