Please note you are looking at an event that has already happened.
- Have you been asked to record your story for an oral history, a print interview, or other media project?
- Are you interested in or planning a public history project?
- Does your organization own or use oral histories?
If you answered yes to any of those questions, this workshop is for you.
Let’s talk…
- Money: Who writes the budget? Who provides the funding? Who gets paid?
- Consent: Who writes the agreement? Can we change our minds? If yes, when?
- Ownership: Who owns these stories? Who can use them? Who profits from this work?
Together, we will co-create a local practice, rooted in equity, for how we document and share the stories of our communities.
Conversation leaders:
Wesley Hogan
Research Professor of the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute
John Gartrell
Director, John Hope Franklin Research Center for African and African American History & Culture
Molly Luby
Community History Coordinator, Chapel Hill Public Library
Danita Mason-Hogans
Civil Rights Historian, Educator, Speaker, Activist
Sponsored by:
- Bridging the Gap with Danita Mason-Hogans
- Women of the Movement
- Lincoln/OCTS Alumni Association
- Chapel Hill Public Library
