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On the Edge of My Seat: Planning an Interactive Oral History Exhibit

May 12, 2017 Admin

In this post, OHMA student Robin Weinberg (2016) reflects on her experience creating Four Chairs for the recent Inside Voices exhibition.

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Tags oral history, exhibition, inside voices, public, stories, audio, women, empty nest, mothers, motherhood, relationships, careers, Collaboration, prezi
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Why Are These Stories Worth Telling?: Reflections on ‘Below the Grid’ (Part III)

December 21, 2016 Admin
Oral historian Ron Grele (Director Emeritus, Oral History Research Office) engaging in discussion at Jack Tchen's recent OHMA Workshop Series lecture. 

Oral historian Ron Grele (Director Emeritus, Oral History Research Office) engaging in discussion at Jack Tchen's recent OHMA Workshop Series lecture. 

In this post, current OMHA student Yutong Wang (2016) explores how oral histories can be both meaningful and impactful to public audiences.

This article is the final piece in a three-part series exploring Jack Kuo Wei Tchen’s recent OHMA Workshop Series lecture, “Below the Grid.”

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In Workshop Reflections Tags Jack Kuo Wei Tchen, Yutong Wang, oral history, workshop, lecture, chinatown, stories, community, audience, new york public library, exhibition, museum, public, neighborhood, respect, understanding
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