Once you’re presented with the question, you can share your video response from either your phone or desktop computer. Click ...

What do you know about your family’s history? Maybe someone in your family marched for civil rights or immigrated from another country. Maybe there was an interesting element to the way they grew up.

Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! Smithsonian Institution Secretary Lonnie Bunch and documentary filmmaker Ken Burns discussed the complex challenge of telling America’s story. They ...

When's the last time you asked your grandmother to tell you *** story? Did you write it down? If you head to the Cambridge Foundry's jukebox, you'll find an interactive art exhibit that holds oral ...

One of the most important aspects of genealogy is recording oral or spoken history before it is too late. Many people become passionate about genealogy due to the influence of the older generation, ...

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Welcome back to the Phillips Community Oral History Project monthly update. The update is an important part of the Project’s outreach to the Phillips Community intended to share key progress ...

Steve Phan discussed moving from Washington, D.C., to Kentucky amid COVID-19 for Jessamine County (Ky.) Public Library’s (JCPL) Pandemic Stories Project. Photo: Jessamine County (Ky.) Public Library ...

Pratt Alumni Engagement is excited to partner with PCI on the Pratt Alumni Oral History Project, an opportunity for you to share your experiences and photos for publication. Launching in September ...

If you’re interested in recording an oral history for your family, or even if you’re still on the fence about it, there are key questions and ideas to consider before you dive into recording, ...