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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: Stories to Save Lives is a major new initiative by @SOHPoralhistory to collect oral histories in rural North Carolina commu… 10:42:26 AM October 18, 2018 ReplyRetweetFavorite
- RT @fullscalepro: ‘Jewish American Soldiers: Stories from WWII’ will play a week from today at @UNCFridayCenter w/ co-sponsors, @UNCSouth @… 09:05:53 AM October 18, 2018 ReplyRetweetFavorite
- For our series on #voting, we look to Cathy R. Stuart, a lawyer and former Co-President of the @CampusY_UNC in the… https://t.co/42KEuxx6op 07:10:02 PM October 17, 2018 ReplyRetweetFavorite
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Recent Field Notes
- Meet Our 2018 Fall Interns
- Tell About the South: Stories to Save Lives
- Tell About the South: Southern Mix
- Looking for a lesson plan on civil rights your students can relate to? Try “Education and Civil Rights,” Grades 6-8
- “Disfranchisement in the American South” Through Voices of Those Who’ve Lived It, Grades 9-12