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- About SOHP
- Oral Histories
- News & Events
- K-12 Education
- Opportunities & Resources
- Oral History Resources
- Oral History & Women’s Activism in the South
- Fall 2018 Workshops
- Undergraduate Internships
- Oral History Seminar
- Jacquelyn Dowd Hall Research Fellowship
- Summer Undergraduate Research Assistantship Awards
- Southern Cultures: Interview and Oral History Syllabus
- The Sonic South Audio Competition
- Press Record
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SOHP on Twitter
- RT @unccollege: .@UNChumanities & @SOHPoralhistory bring oral histories to K-12 teachers to help students “understand that history happens… 11:41:57 AM August 16, 2018 ReplyRetweetFavorite
- In this lesson plan from our 2017 #COHTF, students explore “Disfranchisement in the American South” through voices… https://t.co/tfREkc82Na 01:45:50 PM August 13, 2018 ReplyRetweetFavorite
- RT @AHAhistorians: How can teachers use podcasts, newspapers, or role-playing and simulation exercises in the classroom to effectively enga… 01:13:38 PM August 13, 2018 ReplyRetweetFavorite
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Recent Field Notes
- “Disfranchisement in the American South” Through Voices of Those Who’ve Lived It, Grades 9-12
- Access this timely and inspiring lesson plan on “The Fight for Voting Rights,” Grades 8-12
- “The Influence & Impact of Historically Black Colleges and Universities on the Civil Rights Movement,” Gr. 8-12
- Listen to the “Unsung Women of the Civil Rights Movement” through this lesson plan for Grades 8-12
- Explore gender and race through a local lens with “Pauli Murray: Civil & Women’s Rights Trailblazer” lesson, Grades 9-12