oralhistsoc.bsky.social
Founded in 1973, the Oral History Society is dedicated to collecting, preserving and promoting the use of recorded memories. Run by volunteers, the OHS plays a key role in supporting and developing oral history practice in the both the UK and abroad
👤 Joined on 19 June 2025
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@oralhistsoc.bsky.social📣 OHNI 2026 Keynote Speaker Announcement 📣 We're thrilled Mary Stewart - Lead Curator of Oral History at the @britishlibrary.bsky.social, Director National Life Stories (NLS) & Trustee of the @oralhistsoc.bsky.social - is our Keynote Speaker at next week's @oralhistoryie.bsky.social Annual Meeting!
Show PostSo excited to see my and Priscila's article on Sharing authority in elite interviews out in the latest issue of Oral History. Big thanks to @oralhistsoc.bsky.social for publishing (and what an honour to be in that line up)! OHS Journals share.google/9syTq9aQSvtg...
Show PostNew article in Oral History by me, Sarah Mason & @livideehistory.bsky.social based on our experiences of research with Irish women: ‘Out in the open:reflections on researcher well-being and emotional honesty in oral histories of trauma’. DM if you don’t have access! Thanks @oralhistsoc.bsky.social.
Show Post100% agree with Craig and appreciate the support @oralhistsoc.bsky.social showed my co-authors and I with this article, which was originally presented as a panel at the OHS conference last year. I’d encourage anyone working on oral history to join and publish in their journal: ohs.org.uk/join/
Show PostRib Davis was a fantastic mentor when I wrote my verbatim community play, We are the Docks', based on the Grimsby Fishing community. I would highly recommend anything in which he is involved.
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