Abstracts Index

• 80 Años del Fin de la Segunda Guerra Mundial: Narrativas de la Participación Paraense en la Fuerza Expedicionaria Brasileña (FEB) y la Lucha Contra el Totalitarismo

  Session: Power and Resistence
  Authors: Lucas Carnevale Machado, Roberto de Castro

• A (Human) Geography of Ukrainian Migration Testimonies of the War and Visualisation Criticism

  Session: Gathering, Archiving, Disclosing: Oral History of the Ukrainian Experience of 2022- Russian Aggression
  Authors: Machteld Venken

• A Case Study of Pandemic History: A Scoping Review of the Global Legacy, Discoverability, Dissemination and Contested Nature of HIV Oral Histories

  Session: Oral History and Epidemics Across Borders: Transnational, Marginalised and Temporal Responses
  Authors: Wendy Rickard

• A Gift from Gwich’in Elders to Future Generations

  Session: Oral History Intergenerational Transmission
  Authors: Leslie McCartney

• A Greater Listening – Landscape, Place and Recognition in Community Oral History Practice

  Session: Education and Dissemination
  Authors: Tomas Mac Conmara

• A Storytelling Café in Lüneburg, a Small Town in the German North. Testimonies from War and Exile

  Session: War and Soldiers
  Authors: Ulla Lachauer

• A Tale of Two Testimony Collection Methods: Investigating Mother and Baby Institutions and Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

  Session: Oral History on Trial: Truth Recovery and Public Inquiries
  Authors: Sean O'Connell

• Action "Iskra-Dog" as a Case of Emergency Documenting in Occupied Poland, 1944-1945

  Session: War and Veterans
  Authors: Michał Studniarek

• Adapting Approaches to Sociopolitical Contexts: the Arabic Speaking Region as an Experiential Example

  Session: Oral History Fieldwork and Archives
  Authors: Reem Maghribi

• American Icons: Amplifying Community Voices in Public Art & Education

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations V
  Authors: Cynthia Tobar

• Animating Voices

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations III
  Authors: Martha Norkunas, Nina Sabnani

• Archives as Evidence: the Uses, or Not, of Archived Oral Histories in UK Public Inquiries

  Session: Oral History on Trial: Truth Recovery and Public Inquiries
  Authors: Charlie Morgan

• Archivo de Relatos Orales en Fuga: ¿Qué Abanico de Regímenes, de Leyes, de Prohibiciones, de Castigos Dictarán Nuestros Sueños?

  Session: Power and Protest
  Authors: Camilo Igua Torres

• Artefactos de la Memoria A Través de Narrativas de un Líder Político indígena Bororo en el Centro-Oeste Brasileño

  Session: Power and Resistence
  Authors: Wladimyr Araújo

• Bachelor Gangs and Political Divisions – Rethinking Finnish Oral Histories in a Canadian Multiethnic Mining Community

  Session: Marginalised Voices and Histories
  Authors: Kirsti Salmi-Niklander

• Being a Good Scholar or a Good Person? Shared/Sharing Authority and the Practice of Taking Scholarship for Granted

  Session: Ethics and Oral History
  Authors: Annika Olsson

• Beyond Words: Crafting Oral Histories in Dance and the Arts

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations V
  Authors: Ricardo Viviani

• Busting the Myth of ‘Cosy’ Family History: Exploring the Complex Ethics of Telling, Listening and Accessing Family Stories in Both Public and Private Archives

  Session: Oral History and Families: a Neglected Methodological Frontier. Exploring the Ethics, Politics, Archives and the Afterlives of Oral History Interviews and the Family
  Authors: Mary Stewart

• Chornobyl Zone between Two Historic Crimes (1986/2022): Oral History and Memorialization of the Disaster

  Session: Oral History, Memory and Memorialization in the Aftermath of Violence and Political Repression
  Authors: Svitlana Makhovska

• Closing ceremony

  Session: Closing ceremony
  Authors:

• Co-Creating Migration Memories. Oral Histories of Arrival and Agency

  Session: Migrations and Refugees I
  Authors: Linde Apel

• Codifying Sensitive Information Into Metadata: Potential and Challenges

  Session: Gathering, Archiving, Disclosing: Oral History of the Ukrainian Experience of 2022- Russian Aggression
  Authors: Valentyna Shevchenko

• Colonial Korean Railroad and Japanese Youth Employees: Memories of the Seonkokai

  Session: Marginalised Voices and Histories
  Authors: Chaisung Lim

• Conference party

  Session: Conference party
  Authors:

• Contribuciones de la Historia Oral al Estudio de la Vida de los(as) Trabajadores(as) de la Frontera Brasileña con Paraguay y Argentina en la Primera Mitad del Siglo XX

  Session: Power and Protest
  Authors: Jiani Fernando Langaro

• Craftsmanship and Memory: Archives Establishment and Public Dissemination of the Oral History from the Inheritors of Intangible Cultural Heritage

  Session: Memory and Heritage
  Authors: Wang Hao, Wang Lei, Cheng Huanwen

• Daichiyo! (The Mother Earth!): The Ainu Messages to the World through Shizue Ukaji’s Interviews and Artwork

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations II
  Authors: Eriko Yamamoto

• Dando Voz a Las Mujeres Silenciadas

  Session: A Life of Listening
  Authors: Pilar Domínguez Prats

• Deaf Memories - How to Study?

  Session: Ethics and Health
  Authors: Outi Ahonen

• Decolonising the Nuclear Physics: a Potential of Oral History (Case of Kharkiv Physics and Technic Institute)

  Session: Post-memory and Institutions
  Authors: Anastasiia Bozhenko, Viacheslav Grekov

• Del Silencio a la Acción: Subjetivación Política en El Paro Feminista de la UAM

  Session: Power and Protest
  Authors: Karemi Odeth García Arias

• Describing the History of the Asia-Pacific War and The Power of Oral History

  Session: War and Veterans
  Authors: Tomoki Takeda

• Designing Training Programmes with Community-Led Oral History Projects

  Session: Education
  Authors: Rosa Schling, Camille Johnston

• Diary of Three War Years: Ethics and Interviews with Ukrainian War Refugees

  Session: Ethics and Oral History
  Authors: Radmila Svarickova Slabakova

• Digesting Oral History in Broadcast Production

  Session: In Between? Bridging Histories: Challenges and Innovations in Documenting European Borderlands
  Authors: John Beauchamp

• Digital Memories: Archiving Post-Conflict Narratives in Kosovo

  Session: Oral History and Memory in Post-War Settings: Methodology, Application, and Dissemination in Lebanon and Kosovo
  Authors: Jeta Rexha

• Digitally Preserving and Disclosing Ukrainian Testimonies of the War

  Session: Gathering, Archiving, Disclosing: Oral History of the Ukrainian Experience of 2022- Russian Aggression
  Authors: Inna Ganschow

• Documentary Past: An Aural Process of Curating Voices as Collective Individualities in the Works of Alexievich

  Session: Documenting and Preserving
  Authors: Susri Bhattacharya

• Documenting Trauma: Collecting Oral Histories of the October 7 Attacks and the War that Followed

  Session: Trauma and Emotions
  Authors: Roni Mikel-Arieli

• (E)Motion Sickness Warning: The Challenge of (Hyper-)Emotionalization in Immersive VR Interviews with Contemporary Witnesses

  Session: Emotions and Therapy
  Authors: Roman Smirnov

• Educating Generations: The Legacy and Future of the Allen-White School Campus, a Rosenwald School in Whiteville, Tennessee

  Session: Education
  Authors: Brannon Smithwick

• Embodied Histories: Negotiating Pathways to Recording Child-Maternal Traditions Facing Extinction in Rural Nigerian Villages.

  Session: Documenting and Preserving
  Authors: Edeyan Maya Omoweh

• Emotional Landscapes: The Complexities of Interviewing Regionalists

  Session: Historical Connoisseurs. Dialogues on Crafting the Past and Heritage
  Authors: Sonia Knapczyk-Tomalka

• Emotions, then and Now: Comparing Oral Histories of the 1919 Influenza Pandemic and the HIV/AIDS Epidemic, 1992-1999 in Australia

  Session: Oral History and Epidemics Across Borders: Transnational, Marginalised and Temporal Responses
  Authors: Shirleene Robinson

• Empowering Communities Through Oral History – the Coastal Uplands: Heritage and Tourism Project

  Session: Marginalised Voices and Histories
  Authors: Arlene Crampsie

• Empowering Community-Based Oral History

  Session: Oral History and Memory in Post-War Settings: Methodology, Application, and Dissemination in Lebanon and Kosovo
  Authors: Maria Bashshur Abunnasr

• Empowering Identity Through Podcasting: an Examination of the Cuban Podcast Lo Llevamos Rizo Radio

  Session: Multilingualism and Dissemination
  Authors: Leysi Rubio Arevich

• Encounter of Visual History and Oral Testimonies

  Session: In Between? Bridging Histories: Challenges and Innovations in Documenting European Borderlands
  Authors: Annemarie Franke

• Energetically United and Enveloped by Water: Building Sustainable Composites: Mulheres Using Barnacles and Components from Aviation Graveyards for Energy Storage

  Session: Women in Oral History 2
  Authors: Debora Nascimento

• Ethics and Oral History: Harnessing the Power of Oral History to Document, Heal and Empower

  Session: Ethical Oral History
  Authors: Angela Zusman

• Experiences and Findings from Oral History Field Research of the Czech Soldiers Deployed in Lithuania and Slovakia as a Part of NATO's Military Presence During the War in Ukraine

  Session: War and Soldiers
  Authors: Pavel Stehlík

• Facing the Trouble: Cultural Workers in Yiddishland, Political Zionism, and the Movement for Palestinian Liberation

  Session: The Aftermath of October 7th 2023: a Challenge to Yiddishists' Ideas and Practices about Oral History
  Authors: Ben Rogaly

• Family Album – a Chronicler’s Coded Message

  Session: Family Remembrance, “Received Memory,” and Holocaust
  Authors: Mark Silber

• Family Remembrance, “Received Memory,” and Holocaust Oral History - OIHA 2025

  Session: Family Remembrance, “Received Memory,” and Holocaust
  Authors: Pamela Chodosh

• Family Zoom Meetings and Informal Recordings as Documents of "Received Memory": Emerging Oral History Tools and Approaches

  Session: Family Remembrance, “Received Memory,” and Holocaust
  Authors: Michael Frisch

• Far Ayer un Undzer Frayhayt – For Your Freedom and for Ours – Oral histories of Jewish International Brigade Volunteers and What We Can Learn from Them in These Dfficult Times

  Session: The Aftermath of October 7th 2023: a Challenge to Yiddishists' Ideas and Practices about Oral History
  Authors: Annabel Gottfried Cohen

• Fragments of Memory: A Therapeutic Oral History Approach to Trauma Narratives

  Session: Trauma and Emotions
  Authors: Rapaport Sharon

• From Family Narratives to the Classroom: Competitions, Documentaries, and Oral History in Albania

  Session: Oral History Fieldwork and Archives
  Authors: Jonila Godole

• From Glory to Oblivion: the Fight to Preserve Our Home

  Session: Environment
  Authors: Maricruz Romero-Ugalde

• From Intimate Conversations to Enduring Records: Empowering Communities to Preserve Their Stories Through Digital Archiving of Oral Histories

  Session: Documenting and Preserving
  Authors: Ermioni Anastasiadi

• From Pit to Podium: Dialogues of Industrial Heritage

  Session: Historical Connoisseurs. Dialogues on Crafting the Past and Heritage
  Authors: Grace Simpson, Anu Printsmann, Marta Kurkowska-Budzan

• Gender Imbalance in Oral History Projects and its Impact on Scientific Results (a Case Study of Czech Historiography)

  Session: Women in Oral History 1
  Authors: Lenka Krátká

• Globalization and Cultural Transformation: The Case of Gond Oral and Visual Narrative

  Session: Minorities
  Authors: Sagar Jhariya

• Going Local: Applying Oral History to Explore Counternarratives of Campus Communities

  Session: Institutional OH Programs: Re-thinking the Relationships with Their Communities
  Authors: Stephen Sloan

• Gothenburg’s 1968: Piecing together a movement, piecing together a project

  Session: Methodology and Ethics
  Authors: Rachel Pierce, Martin Linde, Martin Ohman

• Guided city tours

  Session: Guided city tours
  Authors:

• Guided city tours

  Session: Guided city tours
  Authors:

• Having His Voice on CD is the Most Precious Thing I Could Have”: Are Oral Histories Recorded at the End of Life Always a Comfort for Family?

  Session: Oral History and Families: a Neglected Methodological Frontier. Exploring the Ethics, Politics, Archives and the Afterlives of Oral History Interviews and the Family
  Authors: Michelle Winslow

• Healing Conversation? The Impact of In-Depth Repeated Oral History Interviews on Interviewees, their Descendants, and Society

  Session: Ethics and Oral History
  Authors: Monika Vrzgulova

• Healing Old Wounds: The Therapeutic Role of Oral History Sharing in Aboriginal Culture

  Session: Emotions and Therapy
  Authors: Krista Christensen, Belinda Russon Nayanar

• Healing Through Oral History: A Complex Journey of Forgiveness and Accountability

  Session: Emotions and Therapy
  Authors: Tomoyo Nakao

• Healing or opening wounds? Oral History and Ethics in Emergency Medical Services Research (1974–2003)

  Session: Ethics and Health
  Authors: Jiří Hlaváček

• Hijacked Childhoods: Agency, Memory, and Representation

  Session: Oral History and Memory in Post-War Settings: Methodology, Application, and Dissemination in Lebanon and Kosovo
  Authors: Korab Krasniqi

• Home Children and Oral History. Remember. Compensate. Reconcile?

  Session: Trauma and Emotions
  Authors: Michael John

• How Amateur Historians Use Rhetorical Strategies to Preserve Marginalized Voices from WWII and Beyond

  Session: War and Veterans
  Authors: Agnieszka Szurek

• How Did a Seasoned Director Describe the Life of a Vietnam War Deserter Sheltered in Japan 47 Years Ago? In the Case of “A Deserter Who Came to My Home” (2015)

  Session: Digital Oral History
  Authors: Jun Oguro

• How Uncle Alphonse’s Survival Became a Familiy Secret. Intergenerational Memories of Relatives of Patients in Nazi Psychiatry

  Session: Oral History Intergenerational Transmission
  Authors: Lea Münch

• How much is Oral History Changing Due to The Possibility of Virtual Conversations Around The World?

  Session: Oral History at a Distance: Reflecting on Our Practice in a New Era
  Authors: Albert Lichtblau

• How to Find Knowledge in a Well of Words

  Session: Ethical Oral History
  Authors: Juan Ricardo Torres Castañeda

• Hunting and Medicine: Recentring Oral History in Zooarchaeology in Kafue Flats and Bangweulu Swamps, Zambia.

  Session: Migration, Heritage and Lifestyle
  Authors: Martha Nchimunya Kayuni

• “I Had to Listen and Appear as Unmoved as Possible”: How did Care Workers Relate to Child Survivors’ Sharing their War-Time Experiences?

  Session: Trauma and Emotions
  Authors: Sharon Kangisser Cohen

• “I Kept it to Myself for Seventy Years. I am Glad You Asked”: Reflections on the Therapeutic Aspects of Oral History

  Session: Emotions and Therapy
  Authors: Nazan Çiçek, Evren Ahmet Demir

• "I Wouldn't Have Spoken to Her About it Otherwise": the Family Oral History Interview as a Catalyst for Change

  Session: Oral History and Families: a Neglected Methodological Frontier. Exploring the Ethics, Politics, Archives and the Afterlives of Oral History Interviews and the Family
  Authors: Keira Gomez

• IOHA Awards Gala & Concert

  Session: IOHA Awards Gala & Concert
  Authors:

• IOHA general assembly

  Session: IOHA general assembly
  Authors:

• "Icimbo ca Malilo" as Oral History: Social and Therapeutic Role of a Funeral Dirge in Post-colonial Zambia

  Session: Postmemory
  Authors: Chama Kaluba Jickson

• Identity and Legacy: Oral Histories of the Kindertransport in Wales

  Session: Silenced Voices and Identity
  Authors: Anne Cardenas

• In Between? Exploring Local Histories of European Borderlands

  Session: In Between? Bridging Histories: Challenges and Innovations in Documenting European Borderlands
  Authors: Joanna Orłoś

• In Memoriam / Islanders

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations I
  Authors: Outi Fingerroos, Matleena Jänis

• In the Postmemory and Cultural Memory Regime: The Passing of the Second World War Witness Generation and Ethnographic Research

  Session: Postmemory
  Authors: Dariusz Nikiel

• "In-Between?" Goes to the Balkans: The 2017 Study Visits in Mostar and the Prespa Lakes Region

  Session: In Between? Bridging Histories: Challenges and Innovations in Documenting European Borderlands
  Authors: Naum Trajanovski

• Inclusive Histories: A Collaborative Approach to Malayalam Oral Histories

  Session: Minorities
  Authors: Mallory Cerkleski

• Indigenous Truthtelling of U.S. Boarding Schools: Engaging Oral History Toward Teaching Complex Histories

  Session: Indigenous Truthtelling of U.S. Boarding Schools
  Authors: R. Rene Kemble, Erin Dyke, Lisa Lynn Brooks

• Innovation Combining Oral History and Photographic Research Methodologies: Writing Compelling Poetic Prose in a Lithuanian Community Study

  Session: Family Remembrance, “Received Memory,” and Holocaust
  Authors: Eve Puodžiūnaitė Wicks

• “Interviewing People Who Don’t Look Like Me”: Re-thinking Who We Interview (and Why)

  Session: Institutional OH Programs: Re-thinking the Relationships with Their Communities
  Authors: Troy Reeves

• Intimacy and Ethics: Navigating Oral Histories of the HIV/AIDS Crisis

  Session: Oral History and Epidemics Across Borders: Transnational, Marginalised and Temporal Responses
  Authors: Katarzyna Szarla

• Investigating Collective Memories of a ‘Gay Prison’ in an Award-Winning Podcast: Navigating Ethics, Trust and Trauma

  Session: Oral History and Memory Studies
  Authors: Siobhan McHugh

• Is a Dessert Served or do I Pose as One? Narrator as an Improper Suitor

  Session: Ethical Oral History
  Authors: Marie Barešová

• It’s Not All Roses… Sometimes, It’s Orchids: The Emotional (Oral) History of An All-Female Band

  Session: Women in Oral History 1
  Authors: Ricardo Santhiago

• Japanese Collections of Oral Testimonies of the Asia-Pacific War as Resources for Peace Education

  Session: Education
  Authors: Katarzyna Starecka

• Jewish Feelings: Oral Histories and Emotions of British Jews in Israel's Wars of 1967 and of 1967 and 2023/4

  Session: The Aftermath of October 7th 2023: a Challenge to Yiddishists' Ideas and Practices about Oral History
  Authors: Joseph Finlay

• Joining Together the Researcher and the Field Mediator in the Oral History Interview

  Session: Methodology and Ethics
  Authors: Vanessa Corrado, Nilanjan Dutta

• Keynote lecture: Oral History and Climate Change: Testaments of Weirding

  Session: Keynote lecture: Oral History and Climate Change: Testaments of Weirding
  Authors: Rib Davis

• Keynote lecture: Rememory and Repair in a World of Collective Trauma

  Session: Keynote lecture: Rememory and Repair in a World of Collective Trauma
  Authors: Mary Marshall Clark

• Korean Memories Project: Using Technology to Document Historical Perspectives

  Session: Digital Oral History
  Authors: H. Deborah Kwak, Alice Wrigglesworth, Lynnette G. Leonard

• La Historia Oral Feminista. Escuchando Las Memorias de Las Mujeres

  Session: A Life of Listening
  Authors: Miren Llona

• La ruptura metabólica y la transformación de la “agricultura familiar” en los espacios periurbanos: l’Horta de València

  Session: New Perspectives and Challenges of Environmental Oral History
  Authors: Jorge Ramón Ros

• Las Mujeres Guerrilleras del Partido de los Pobres, Atoyac, Guerrero Entre 1967 y 1974

  Session: Power and Protest
  Authors: Eva Daniela Sandoval Espejo

• Latvian Migration Waves: Identity, Memory, and the Diaspora Experience

  Session: Migrations and Refugees II
  Authors: Maruta Pranka, Ginta Elksne

• Learning from Our Neighbors: How Community Partnerships Can Challenge and Refine Our Oral History Practice

  Session: Institutional OH Programs: Re-thinking the Relationships with Their Communities
  Authors: Natalie Fousekis

• Learning to Listen

  Session: A Life of Listening
  Authors: Alessandro Portelli

• Lending an Ear to German Soldiers. The Oral History Project of the Bundeswehr Centre of Military History and Social Sciences

  Session: War and Soldiers
  Authors: Sven Deppisch

• Lessons from the Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)Sector: The 'How' of Care in Oral History

  Session: Women in Oral History 2
  Authors: Anna Cole, Kim Hosier

• Letting go of Traditions to Embrace Tradition: Subverting Expectations in Oral History and Creating Space for New Ideas and Approaches

  Session: Methodology and Ethics
  Authors: Sean Visintainer, Jennifer Ho

• Lifting Up What Works®: An Oral History of the First 22 Years of PolicyLink

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations VIII
  Authors: Thaler Pekar

• “Like a Sack of Garbage that Everyone Wants to Put Away:” How to Listen to Stigmatized Survivors of Kosovo Wartime Rape

  Session: Trauma and Emotions
  Authors: Anna Di Lellio Crawford

• Liming: An Invaluable Source of Caribbean Oral History

  Session: Memory and Heritage
  Authors: Feyi Raimi-Abraham

• Listening and Learning Native American Boarding School Oral Histories of “Intergenerational Strength”

  Session: Indigenous Truthtelling of U.S. Boarding Schools
  Authors: Farina King

• Locating the History of Emotions: Combining Oral History and Digital Ethnography

  Session: Oral History Goes Digital
  Authors: Chayanika Bhaduri

• Los Monstruos Son Ellos. Formas de Provocación con Títeres Durante la Posdictadura

  Session: Power and Resistence
  Authors: Graciela Ruth Browarnik

• Lost Futures and Persistent Past

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations VI
  Authors: Jody Stokes-Casey, Chad Eby

• Lost in Translation: Challenging Language Barriers in Oral History Practices

  Session: Oral History Fieldwork and Archives
  Authors: Ummul Muhseneen

• Maabar: Preserving Memory and Addressing Lebanon’s Contested History Through Audio Storytelling.

  Session: Oral History and Memory in Post-War Settings: Methodology, Application, and Dissemination in Lebanon and Kosovo
  Authors: Anthony Tawil

• Margins in Context: Interviews with the Nominated Members of Parliament of Singapore

  Session: Post-memory and Institutions
  Authors: John Choo

• “Maybe we did something” - An Oral History of the Alter-Globalization Movement in Bologna

  Session: Environment
  Authors: Antonino Sciotto

• Meanings of Home Through Ceremonies for Karen Refugees from Burma in Sheffield

  Session: Silenced Voices and Identity
  Authors: Peter Bjorklund

• “Meeting Them Where They Are”: Collaborations That Create Value for the Communities Being Interviewed

  Session: Institutional OH Programs: Re-thinking the Relationships with Their Communities
  Authors: Todd Moye

• Memoria y Paisaje Urbano Entre resiliencia, Reparación y Adaptación: Derechos Humanos y Nuevas Configuraciones de la Bahía de Guanabara Frente a la (Des)Industrialización Tóxica

  Session: New Perspectives and Challenges of Environmental Oral History
  Authors: Andréa Casa Nova Maia

• Memories and Sensible Marks of Brazilian Black Visual Artists

  Session: Music and Art
  Authors: Daisy Perelmutter

• Migration and Making Home - Computer-Based Secondary Analyses of Large Interview Collections

  Session: Migrations and Refugees I
  Authors: Dennis Möbus, Philipp Bayerschmidt

• Mountains and Safety in Mind. Re-Thinking the Sources of Environmental History

  Session: Environment
  Authors: Tomáš W. Pavlíček

• Moveable Feasts: Exploring Memories of Food, Migration and Glasgow (1960-1995)

  Session: Migration, Heritage and Lifestyle
  Authors: Johnnie Anderson

• Mujeres Rurales en la Revolución Prtuguesa: la Subjetividad de los Roles de Género

  Session: Oral History and Gender Subjectivities
  Authors: Ana Sofia Ferreira

• Musicking Oral History: The Yorùbá Omolúàbí Philosophy in a Glocal Context

  Session: Music and Art
  Authors: Oluwatosin John Ibitoye

• Narrating the Wars: WWII and Contemporary Russian-Ukrainian War in Witness Testimonies

  Session: Quo Vadis, Wartime Oral History?
  Authors: Petro Dolhanov

• Narrativas Plurales Sobre El Caso Ardystil: Una Intoxicación Laboral en Fábricas de Aerografía Textil en España en los Años 90.

  Session: New Perspectives and Challenges of Environmental Oral History
  Authors: Sofiya Kamalova

• Narrative Biographical Interviews and Knowledge Production in the Context of Intergenerational Transmission of War Memories

  Session: Oral History Intergenerational Transmission
  Authors: Emina Zoletic

• Narratives of Belonging – Intersections of Place, Space and Time in Archived Migrant Narratives from the Collection MIGTALKs

  Session: Migrations and Refugees I
  Authors: Jesper Johansson

• National Library of China: An Oral History (documentary)

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations IV
  Authors: Mao Mengou, Miao Tian

• Navigating Post-Exile: Experiences of Return through Oral History

  Session: Migrations and Refugees II
  Authors: Maija Krūmiņa, Ginta Elksne

• Nearby Economies: Integrating Oral History into American Business History

  Session: Oral History Projects
  Authors: Sean Adams, Paula de la Cruz-Fernández

• Negotiating Long-term Research Access in Authoritarian Contexts: Lessons from Rwanda

  Session: Oral Histories of Political Violence
  Authors: Erin Jessee

• New Approaches to Disseminating Oral History: The UK Holocaust Testimony Portal and Comparative Testimony

  Session: Multilingualism and Dissemination
  Authors: Madeline White, Bea Lewkowicz

• Non-Obvious Disenchantment. Roma in Oral History Films

  Session: Visualization of Oral History for Social Change – Documentaries, Video Exhibition, Graphic Novel. Challenges, Ethics and Impact
  Authors: Monika Szewczyk

• Non-verbal and paralinguistic expressions in an academic community oral history: a multimodal digital oral history analysis

  Session: Digital Oral History
  Authors: Julianne Nyhan

• On Both Sides of the Screen: The Researcher and the Arrangement of Oral History in a Documentary Film

  Session: Visualization of Oral History for Social Change – Documentaries, Video Exhibition, Graphic Novel. Challenges, Ethics and Impact
  Authors: Gelinada Grinchenko

• On The History and Methodology of the Armenian Genocide Oral History Making from 1915 Until Now

  Session: Methodology and Ethics
  Authors: Shushan Khachatryan

• Opening ceremony

  Session: Opening ceremony
  Authors:

• Oral Archives of Migrations in Argentina: the Case of the “Archivo de la Palabra y la Imagen” (Mar del Plata, Argentina)

  Session: Oral Archives: Which Voices Should Be Preserved for Future Generations?
  Authors: Bettina Favero

• Oral Histories of Refugee Returnees in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam

  Session: Migrations and Refugees I
  Authors: Thuy Vo Dang

• Oral Histories of the Dead: Life Stories, Archaeology and the Arts as Methods for Discovering and Representing Montreal’s Back River Cemetery

  Session: Oral History Intergenerational Transmission
  Authors: Naomi Frost, Romy Shoam, Sonia Halpern-Bazar, Anna Sheftel

• Oral History At A Distance: Reflections on Managing Projects In A New Era

  Session: Oral History at a Distance: Reflecting on Our Practice in a New Era
  Authors: Michelle Holland

• Oral History Films as a Tool for Social Change. Ethical Issues

  Session: Visualization of Oral History for Social Change – Documentaries, Video Exhibition, Graphic Novel. Challenges, Ethics and Impact
  Authors: Alina Doboszewska

• Oral History and Collective Trauma: a Way to Transform Conflict?

  Session: Oral History and Memory in Post-War Settings: Methodology, Application, and Dissemination in Lebanon and Kosovo
  Authors: Jenny Munro

• Oral History and Confronting the Past: Memory, Trauma, and Justice in European Historical Reappraisal

  Session: Emotions and Therapy
  Authors: Felicitas Söhner

• Oral History and History Keeping: Learning from Grassroots Oral Historians in the South Bronx

  Session: Documenting and Preserving
  Authors: Amy Starecheski

• Oral History and Museums: The Case of Preserving and Representing Oral Historical Memory in Ukraine’s National Museum of Revolution of Dignity

  Session: Oral History, Memory and Memorialization in the Aftermath of Violence and Political Repression
  Authors: Olha Salo

• Oral History and New Forms of Digital Public History: Meta-Archives and WWI

  Session: Digital Oral History
  Authors: Angelo Agosti

• Oral History and Public Access: CPDOC's Digital Strategies

  Session: Oral History Goes Digital
  Authors: Ninna de Araújo Carneiro Lima

• Oral History and Remote Interviewing

  Session: Oral History at a Distance: Reflecting on Our Practice in a New Era
  Authors: Stephen Sloan

• Oral History and Storytelling – Rethinking the Difference

  Session: Ethics and Methdology
  Authors: Bjørn Enes

• Oral History and the History of Sport in Africa: A Historiographical Review

  Session: Migration, Heritage and Lifestyle
  Authors: Vivian Fonseca, Augusto Nascimento

• Oral History as History of the Self: Design Solutions for Wartime Interviewing and Archiving Projects

  Session: Quo Vadis, Wartime Oral History?
  Authors: Iuliia Skubytska

• Oral History as a Decolonial Pedagogy in History Education for Pre- Service Teachers in Postcolonial Zambia

  Session: Education
  Authors: Yvonne Kabombwe

• Oral History as a Tool for Understanding Women’s lives in Ishinomaki after the Great East Japan Earthquake

  Session: Women in Oral History 2
  Authors: Naomi Chiba

• Oral History at FGV CPDOC: Preservation and Dissemination Experiences

  Session: Education and Dissemination
  Authors: Vivian Fonseca

• Oral History at a Distance: Reflections on Ethical Practices in a New Era

  Session: Oral History at a Distance: Reflecting on Our Practice in a New Era
  Authors: Adrienne Cain Darough

• Oral History in Polish Community Archives – Research Results

  Session: Oral History Projects
  Authors: Adriana Kapała

• Oral History in the Classroom: Successes and Challenges

  Session: Education
  Authors: Isabelle Carter, Ellen Bishop

• Oral History in the Srebrenica Genocide Documentaries and Video Exhibitions

  Session: Visualization of Oral History for Social Change – Documentaries, Video Exhibition, Graphic Novel. Challenges, Ethics and Impact
  Authors: Hasan Hasanović

• Oral History of Warsaw Rap: Artistic Transformation and Collaboration with Musicians

  Session: Music and Art
  Authors: Tomasz Krajewski

• Oral History, Auto-Ethnography, and a Living Archive

  Session: Oral History Projects
  Authors: Shepard Forman, Guilherme Caeiro de Mattos, Alexandra Joy Forman

• Oral history vs. Memory Monoculture: Initiatives at the Rare Books and Special Collections Library of the American University in Cairo in Egypt

  Session: Memory and Heritage
  Authors: Stephen Urgola

• Our Chosen Work, Our Rightful Place: Women, Oral History, and Political Conflict in the United States

  Session: Women in Oral History 1
  Authors: Kate Orazem

• Paradojas de Una Militancia Transnacional: Antifranquismo, Subjetividades y Género

  Session: Oral History and Gender Subjectivities
  Authors: Mónica Moreno-Seco

• Participatory Oral History for Social Change: Collaborative Approaches to Mental Health Research

  Session: Ethics and Health
  Authors: Verusca Calabria

• “People Were Kinder this Time”: An Australian Woman Compares Her Experiences of Life and Loss During Two Pandemics, Thirty Years Apart

  Session: Oral History and Epidemics Across Borders: Transnational, Marginalised and Temporal Responses
  Authors: Nikki Henningham

• Plenary discussion: Oral Historians Facing Crises: Attitudes, Fears, and Hopes

  Session: Plenary discussion: Oral Historians Facing Crises: Attitudes, Fears, and Hopes
  Authors: Gabriele Proglio, Maria Bashshur Abunnasr, Natalia Otrishchenko, Fanny Julissa García, Naoko Shimazu, Ngozika Anthonia Obi-Ani

• Plenary discussion: Oral history and community archives – intersections and impacts

  Session: Plenary discussion: Oral history and community archives – intersections and impacts
  Authors: Kamil Kmak, Tamara Štefanac, Mônica Tenaglia, Claudio Ogass Bilbao, Andrew Flinn

• Política(s) de la Intimidad. Radicalidades y Uso de lo Intimo en España, 1980-2000

  Session: Power and Protest
  Authors: Vicent Bellver-Loizaga

• Possibilities of Practices and Oral Histories of People Who Inherit Memories and Records

  Session: Postmemory
  Authors: Akiko Mizutani

• Pre-conference workshops

  Session: Pre-conference workshops
  Authors: Alessandro Portelli, Anna Wylegała, Michael Frisch

• Precarity and [Oral History] Practice: Palestinian Educators in Exile

  Session: Oral History Fieldwork and Archives
  Authors: Maria Bashshur Abunnasr

• Precarity, Truths, and Politics: Experiences of a Political Caravan for Permanent Residency in the U.S.

  Session: Migrations and Refugees II
  Authors: Stephanie M Huezo

• Present Threats, Past Protest: Re-Thinking Anti-Nuclear Marches in 1980s Finland

  Session: Post-memory and Institutions
  Authors: Hannah Kaarina Yoken

• Preserving IFLA (International Federation Library Associations) Professional Memory: The SIG Library History Oral History Project

  Session: Oral History Projects
  Authors: Steve Witt, Anna Maria Tammaro, Wang Lei, Patrick Urru

• Preserving Voices: Multilingual Oral Histories of Lower-Caste Communities in India

  Session: Multilingualism and Dissemination
  Authors: Jena Keshab Chandra, Rajesh Prasad

• Protecting the Hands that Built ‘Australia’s Own Car’: Health and Safety at General Motors-Holden

  Session: Post-memory and Institutions
  Authors: Paul Sendziuk

• “Protection as Exclusion: The Missing Voices of Children in Crisis Oral Historical Research"

  Session: Oral Histories of Political Violence
  Authors: Monica Eileen Patterson

• ¿Quién Quiere Ser Candidato en Tiempos de Crisis? Una Investigación Sobre Candidaturas y Derrotas Políticas

  Session: Power and Resistence
  Authors: Américo Oscar Guichard Freire

• (Re)Encounters Akupӯnh Awjanã

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations VII
  Authors: Celso Castro

• (Re)collecting Oral History the Aftermath of Tragedy: The Central Jewish Historical Commission in Poland after WW2 and the Gaza War

  Session: The Aftermath of October 7th 2023: a Challenge to Yiddishists' Ideas and Practices about Oral History
  Authors: Zach Smerin

• Re-Thinking Oral History Archives: Considerations for a More Diverse and Inclusive Archival Practice

  Session: Oral History Goes Digital
  Authors: Andrea Althaus

• Re-thinking Oral History Analysis: the Affective Presence of Voice

  Session: Ethical Oral History
  Authors: Janine Schemmer

• Re-thinking Singapore's History Through Japanese Occupation Oral History Interviews

  Session: Silenced Voices and Identity
  Authors: Mark Wong

• Reclaiming Voices, Reframing History: Oral Narratives and the Human Dimension of Partition of India

  Session: Marginalised Voices and Histories
  Authors: Sutapa Das

• Recognition of Women's Experience of War in Nuto Revelli's Work

  Session: Oral Archives: Which Voices Should Be Preserved for Future Generations?
  Authors: Armelle Girinon, Ninon Chevrier

• Reconnecting Broken Threads Through Oral History and Archival Research: Healing Encounters in Grybow, Poland

  Session: Oral History and Families: a Neglected Methodological Frontier. Exploring the Ethics, Politics, Archives and the Afterlives of Oral History Interviews and the Family
  Authors: Barbara Einhorn

• Recontextualizing Migration Memory: Oral History Research of Post-Ottoman Ethnic and Religious Conflicts

  Session: Migrations and Refugees I
  Authors: Arzu ÖztÜrkmen

• Recordar Para Sanar. Historia Oral y Prácticas Artísticas Testimoniales de la Prisión Política en Chile

  Session: Power and Resistence
  Authors: Osorio Riveros Hugo, Francisca Duran Mateluna

• Redesigning Oral History Archives with Data

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations III
  Authors: Madeline Alexander, Christopher Pandza, Łukasz Knasiecki, Magdalena Kęsik

• Reflections on the 2021 Edition of “In Between?” and the Role of Oral History in Challenging Times

  Session: In Between? Bridging Histories: Challenges and Innovations in Documenting European Borderlands
  Authors: Liana Blikharska

• Reflexiones Sobre Desindustrialización Nociva Desde El Prisma de la Historia Oral Ambiental: El Caso de las áreas de Estuario de Bizkaia (España) Desde 1977 Hasta El Presente

  Session: Environment
  Authors: David Beorlegui Zarranz

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• Remembering Home Across Borders, Oceans, and Time: Oral Histories of Italian Migration to Australia

  Session: Migrations and Refugees II
  Authors: Anabelle Selvaggio

• Remembering and Narrating Black Responses to HIV/AIDS in Britain

  Session: Oral History and Epidemics Across Borders: Transnational, Marginalised and Temporal Responses
  Authors: George Severs

• Remembering the Berger Inquiry

  Session: Oral History on Trial: Truth Recovery and Public Inquiries
  Authors: Leslie McCartney

• Resistance and Agency in a Medical Multiverse: Intersubjectivity and Oral Histories of Ilness

  Session: Ethics and Health
  Authors: Pooja Sagar

• Rethinking Ethics: The Past, Present and Future of a Sámi Folklore and Oral History Collection

  Session: Ethics and Oral History
  Authors: Anne Heimo, Heli Syrjälä

• Rethinking the majority side of dealing with Oral History: reflections on overcoming colonialism and imperialism

  Session: Silenced Voices and Identity
  Authors: Hibiki Takeda

• Rethinking ‘Oral’ History Ethics from a Deaf and Disabled Perspective

  Session: Ethics and Health
  Authors: Eline Pollaert, Kirstie Stage

• Retold War: Oral History Projects and Narratives about the Second World War in Contemporary Ukraine

  Session: Oral History, Memory and Memorialization in the Aftermath of Violence and Political Repression
  Authors: Liana Blikharska

• Reusing Interviews on Anti-Fascist Resistance

  Session: Oral Archives: Which Voices Should Be Preserved for Future Generations?
  Authors: Giulia Zitelli Conti, Alessandro Casellato, Cecilia Furioso Cenci

• Riga Porcelain Factory in the Memories of Former Employees: the Walking Methodology in the Studying of Industrial Heritage

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations I
  Authors: Maija Krūmiņa, Maruta Pranka, Ginta Elksne

• Roma Subaltern Memories

  Session: Minorities
  Authors: Chiara Nencioni

• Seeing the Spoken Word: Curating Oral Histories in a Visual World

  Session: Education and Dissemination
  Authors: Ren Rong Chong

• Shoah after 40 years. New Perspectives on Interviews with Polish Communal Subjects

  Session: Oral History and Memory Studies
  Authors: Magda Heydel, Roma Sendyka

• Showcasing Stories: Exploring Presentation of Dutch Veterans’ Oral Histories

  Session: War and Veterans
  Authors: Daphne Van Noordt

• Silenced Voices: Social Demands and Teaching History

  Session: Oral History Fieldwork and Archives
  Authors: Marieta de Moraes Ferreira

• Skopje, the City of Solidarity: The Oral Histories of the 1963 Skopje Earthquake and the Post-Earthquake Urban Reconstruction

  Session: Environment
  Authors: Naum Trajanovski

• Speaking “Czechlish”: Multilingual Memory in Oral History Interviews with Czech Immigrants

  Session: Multilingualism and Dissemination
  Authors: Anna West

• Storytelling or Oral History: Reflections on Storytelling Workshops

  Session: Ethics and Methdology
  Authors: Yvonne McFadden

• Storytelling vs Oral History: Friends or Foes? A Case Study from Greece

  Session: Ethics and Methdology
  Authors: Antonis Antoniou, Riki Van Boeschoten

• Subjetividades en Tensión: la Modista, la Chica Moderna, y los Límites del Orden de Género de Entreguerras

  Session: Oral History and Gender Subjectivities
  Authors: Miren Llona

• Teachers as Storytellers – Linking Memory Studies and Oral History

  Session: Oral History and Memory Studies
  Authors: Agnieszka Nowakowska

• Teaching Oral History in Times of War: Pedagogy as Survival Mechanism

  Session: Oral Histories of Political Violence
  Authors: Hourig Attarian

• Testimonies of Czechoslovak Survivors of the Gulag in the Light of NKVD Documents

  Session: Oral History, Memory and Memorialization in the Aftermath of Violence and Political Repression
  Authors: Adam Hradilek

• Testimonies of Life and Death: Memoirs of Franco's Women's Prisons and Their Educational Possibilities

  Session: Women in Oral History 1
  Authors: Ángel Benavente Serra

• “Thanks for Recollecting Us, that we Starved Formerly”: Holodomor Oral History as an Example of Overcoming Trauma and Colonial Identity

  Session: Silenced Voices and Identity
  Authors: Tetiana Boriak

• The (Re)Discovery of Lost Archives of the People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen (1970–1990): Oral History as an Ethnography of the Archive

  Session: Ethics and Health
  Authors: Sarah Ahmed

• The Challenges and Dangers of Oral History Research among German Second World War Military Re-enactors

  Session: Historical Connoisseurs. Dialogues on Crafting the Past and Heritage
  Authors: Petr Wohlmuth

• The Curator’s Role in Digital Oral History Projects: A Case Study Based on the Virtual-Kolkata Partition Museum

  Session: Oral History Goes Digital
  Authors: Sumallya Mukhopadhyay

• The Devastation of Gaza: Historical Perspectives of a Yiddish Poem

  Session: The Aftermath of October 7th 2023: a Challenge to Yiddishists' Ideas and Practices about Oral History
  Authors: Tal Hever-Chybowski

• The Development of Oral History in China: The Rise of Locality and the Challenges of Globality

  Session: Migration, Heritage and Lifestyle
  Authors: Miao Tian

• The Divergence of Samba Practices Between Brazil and Japan: A Comparative Study of Cultural and Political Influences from Voice of Them

  Session: Postmemory
  Authors: Isao Kato

• The Evolution of Oral History Pedagogy: Project Design which Prioritizes Access, the Columbia College Chicago Oral History Model.

  Session: Digital Oral History
  Authors: Erin McCarthy

• The Haunting Painting of Jesus. Obstacles and Alternatives in Conducting Oral History Research within Post-Displacement Regions

  Session: Postmemory
  Authors: Magdalena Bubík

• The Indonesia Trauma Testimony Project (ITTP): Last Chance Collecting of Oral Histories of the 1965-66 Indonesian Massacres

  Session: Oral Histories of Political Violence
  Authors: Annie Pohlman

• The Interactions of Family Oral History Memories

  Session: Family Remembrance, “Received Memory,” and Holocaust
  Authors: Mary Gordon

• The Interviewer’s Sincere Autoethnography: what does it Mean to be Both a Researcher and a Ukrainian in the Project of Interviewing Ukrainian Refugees in Poland

  Session: Gathering, Archiving, Disclosing: Oral History of the Ukrainian Experience of 2022- Russian Aggression
  Authors: Olha Krasko

• The Kogu Me Lugu Oral History Portal: Disseminating Oral History and Multilingualism in Practice

  Session: Multilingualism and Dissemination
  Authors: Elmar Gams

• The Oral Histories of Polish Migrant Women in Violent Relationships: Developing an Evidence Base to Inform the Development of Domestic Abuse Services in the UK and Europe

  Session: Women in Oral History 1
  Authors: Sundari Anitha, Ros Kane, Michael Rasell, Iwona Zielinska

• The Oral History of Deployment of the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic in Emergencies & Natural Disasters

  Session: Environment
  Authors: Michal Louc

• The Power of Testimony in a Post-Conflict Societies. Documenting Cases of Rape in El Salvador in the Aftermath of its Armed Conflict

  Session: Oral History and Memory Studies
  Authors: Paula Cuellar

• The Renaissance of Benga Music in Ukambani Region in Kenya, 1970-1990

  Session: Music and Art
  Authors: Fidelis Kioko Makali

• The Rhetoric of Voicelessness in Animal Advocacy: Oral History as a Methodology in Critical Animal Studies

  Session: Environment
  Authors: Giorgia Pagliuca

• The Role of Family When Co-Creating Defined and Undefined Oral Histories in Palliative and Supportive Care

  Session: Oral History and Families: a Neglected Methodological Frontier. Exploring the Ethics, Politics, Archives and the Afterlives of Oral History Interviews and the Family
  Authors: Sam Smith

• The Role of Yiddish in Individual and Communal Identity Formation in Historical, Mythical, and Contemporary Lithuania

  Session: Education and Dissemination
  Authors: Christa P. Whitney

• The Srebrenica Genocide Oral History: An Academic Approach

  Session: Oral History, Memory and Memorialization in the Aftermath of Violence and Political Repression
  Authors: Ann Petrila, Hasan Hasanović

• The Tale of the Capos

  Session: War and Soldiers
  Authors: Alexander Prenninger

• The Testing of Silenced and Marginalised Voices with the Discourse of the State and the Public Space in Turkey

  Session: Marginalised Voices and Histories
  Authors: Mehtap Tosun

• The Tibetan Land Speaks: Oral Histories of Political Violence and the Land

  Session: Oral Histories of Political Violence
  Authors: Kathryn Nasstrom

• The Unexplored Psyche of Bengali Migrant Women: Voices from Post-1947 Historiography

  Session: Women in Oral History 2
  Authors: Subhasree Ghosh

• The Universality of Civil Rights in Oral History

  Session: Ethics and Methdology
  Authors: James Karmel

• The University That Belongs to Everyone: Building an Oral History Project to Challenge and Celebrate CUNY’s Role as a Public Good

  Session: Post-memory and Institutions
  Authors: Natalie Milbrodt

• The Voice of the Soldiers: Oral History as a Form for the Therapeutic Processing of Military Experience and Trauma

  Session: War and Soldiers
  Authors: Lucie Felcan Rajlová

• Thinking “Oral-History.Digital”. Recent Experiences with a Web-Based Infrastructure for Oral History Interviews

  Session: Oral History Goes Digital
  Authors: Almut Leh, Cord Pagenstecher

• Threading Voices: Analyzing Communal Participation in Preserving Oral Tradition Pertaining Creative Processes Associated with Craftsmanship

  Session: Memory and Heritage
  Authors: María del Carmen Ordóñez Avila

• Through Biographical Research to Creating Common Space for Advancing the Past and Present. Historical and Sociological Perspective

  Session: Methodology and Ethics
  Authors: Jakub Gałęziowski, Kaja Kaźmierska

• Too Much of a Good Thing? Using AI to Rescue a Community Oral History Project

  Session: Institutional OH Programs: Re-thinking the Relationships with Their Communities
  Authors: Douglas Boyd

• Toward a More Inclusive State History: The Latino Oklahoma Oral History Project

  Session: Minorities
  Authors: Sarah Foss

• Tracing the Origins of Italian Oral History: A Case Study on Ernesto de Martino Institute and Its International Network

  Session: Oral History Projects
  Authors: Chiara Paris

• Ukrainian National Identity Declared with Russian Birthplace in a Passport. Ukrainian Refugees in Poland Against their Russian Biographical Moments After the Russian Full-Scale Invasion 2022

  Session: Oral History and Memory Studies
  Authors: Elżbieta Kwiecińska

• Under the Dominant Beat: Investigating the Musical Landscapes that Shaped Music City

  Session: Music and Art
  Authors: Jon Sewell

• Unheard Voices of Bengali Dalit (Lower Caste) Partition Survivors: Giving the Marginalized Voices Access to Public Discourses

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations I
  Authors: Avishek Biswas

• Unheard Voices: Stories of LGBTI+ Clergy in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa

  Session: Minorities
  Authors: Ntobeko Dlamini

• Urgent Documentation in Swedish Museum Context: Circulation of Oral Histories from “Refugee Crisis” 2015

  Session: Migrations and Refugees II
  Authors: Olga Zabalueva

• Vegetable Tanning in Barrio Arriba, León, Gto., Mexico The Rescue of a Technique in Danger of Extinction

  Session: Audiovisual Presentations V
  Authors: Silvia Patricia López-Sánchez, Maricruz Romero-Ugalde

• Visualization of Trauma in the Educational Context: Ethics and Sources

  Session: Visualization of Oral History for Social Change – Documentaries, Video Exhibition, Graphic Novel. Challenges, Ethics and Impact
  Authors: Svitlana Telukha

• Visualizing Narratives: Making Interviews Public in Times of Ongoing War

  Session: Quo Vadis, Wartime Oral History?
  Authors: Svitlana Telukha

• Voices of Modernity: Curatorial and Collector Perspectives in Chinese Museums

  Session: Historical Connoisseurs. Dialogues on Crafting the Past and Heritage
  Authors: Keyi Yin

• Voices of Resistance and the Assumption of Power in Slovenia after the Second World War

  Session: Oral Archives: Which Voices Should Be Preserved for Future Generations?
  Authors: Urška Lampe

• Voices of the Past: Senior Citizens' Role in Environmental Conservation in the UAE

  Session: Environment
  Authors: Maitha Salman Al Zaabi

• Vulnerability Under Lockdown: Interviews with Elderly Jews During the Covid 19 Pandemic, with Emphasis on Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro

  Session: Oral History at a Distance: Reflecting on Our Practice in a New Era
  Authors: Margalit Bejarano

• Wartime Oral History in Ukraine: On Testimony Production and the Challenges of Representation

  Session: Quo Vadis, Wartime Oral History?
  Authors: Natalia Khanenko-Friesen

• “We don’t like to focus on the bad:” Balancing Individual Testimony and National Remembering

  Session: Indigenous Truthtelling of U.S. Boarding Schools
  Authors: Sarah Milligan

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• What Can We Learn from a Historical Miniature

  Session: Ethics and Methdology
  Authors: Sharon Livne

• What is Sensitive, and for Whom? Sensitive Information in War Testimonies

  Session: Gathering, Archiving, Disclosing: Oral History of the Ukrainian Experience of 2022- Russian Aggression
  Authors: Natalia Otrishchenko, Anna Wylegała

• When (grant)parents tell … A study of (post)colonial memories within Congolese families in Belgium (1950-2023)

  Session: Memory and Heritage
  Authors: Marta Guerreiro Bernardino

• When and How Testimonies Become History: the Possibilities and Limitations of Data Collection in the Context of Events

  Session: Quo Vadis, Wartime Oral History?
  Authors: Oksana Mikheieva

• Will My Interview Help?: Use of Oral History in Partition Studies

  Session: Migration, Heritage and Lifestyle
  Authors: Tanisha Bhadury

• Witnessing Personal History in Public Space: Autobiographical Narratives of Polish Jews on the You Tube Platform – Between Oral History and Visual Ethnography

  Session: Education and Dissemination
  Authors: Józef Markiewicz

• Working Toward Whiteness: The Indigenous Experience of Training and Outing in a Settler Colonial Industrial School in the United States

  Session: Indigenous Truthtelling of U.S. Boarding Schools
  Authors: Janne Lahti