Media and the Movement
January 28, 2013
Media and the Movement is an oral history project that aims to understand the media environment here in North Carolina before, during, and after the civil rights movement of the 1960s.
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Media and the Movement
November 12, 2012
This project, funded by a $130,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, explores the media environment in North Carolina as shaped by local voices. We are interviewing print journalists, broadcasters on television and radio, community activists and organizers, … Continued
Episode 11: Oral History and the ERA
March 10, 2017
From the Southern Oral History Program, this is Press Record: a podcast about the joys and challenges of learning history by talking to those who lived it. Episode 11: Oral History and the ERA Welcome back listeners! For our first episode … Continued
Episode 10: Women and Politics in the South
January 31, 2017
From the Southern Oral History Program, this is Press Record: a podcast about the joys and challenges of learning history by talking to those who lived it. Episode 10: Women and Politics in the South We’re back at Press Record featuring … Continued
Episode 9- Veterans: Understanding Oral History Narratives
December 7, 2016
From the Southern Oral History Program, this is Press Record: a podcast about the joys and challenges of learning history by talking to those who lived it. Episode 9: Veterans and Oral History Narratives We’re back at Press Record! In honor … Continued
50 Years of Students Standing Up For Academic Integrity
February 24, 2015
Written by Charlotte Fryar, BA American Studies ’13, PhD Student American Studies, UNC-Chapel Hill. Until the Board of Governors’ work group met last week to recommend the closing of three UNC-system centers, it had been over fifty years since there was such … Continued
Oral History and New Media Methods of Presentation
April 7, 2014
The quality and quantity of oral histories in the SOHP’s collections is among the best in the world, however it is not only the collection that distinguishes the SOHP, but the ways in which those histories are shared. During his … Continued
A Briefe and True Account: OHA 2013
October 16, 2013
Current SOHP staff Rachel Seidman, Jaycie Vos, Seth Kotch, and Malinda Lowery made their way to Oklahoma City, formerly known as Indian Territory, for the annual meeting of the Oral History Association (OHA), Oct. 9-13, 2013.
The Long Civil Rights Movement Conference
October 2, 2012
Posted 04/21/2009 “The Long Civil Rights Movement: Histories, Politics, Memories,” which ran from April 2-4, 2009, marked an important moment in a three-year project entitled Publishing the Long Civil Rights Movement, funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The grant to … Continued
The Long Civil Rights Movement Initiative
September 28, 2012
The Long Civil Rights Movement initiative is a project intended to better understand how the South has been shaped by the black and women’s liberation movements, the Vietnam War, natural disasters, and conservative politics. Our team of researchers has conducted oral … Continued