Resources for Oral History
prepared by Liesl Orenic
Director of the American Studies Program, Dominican University
Step
by Step Guide to Oral History, Judith Moyer, 1999
Carole
Garibaldi Rogers, oral
history and women religious
“Making
Sense of Oral History,” by
Linda Shopes (includes
useful bibliography)
Oral
History Association
Indiana University, Center for the Study of History and
Memory l
StoryCorps
Southern Oral History Program
Minnesota Historical Society
Missouri Valley Historical Conference
Organization of American Historians
Women
and Social Movements in the United States, 1600-2000
Working-Class Studies Association
Labor and Working-Class Studies Association
American Studies Association
American Studies crossroads
American Catholic Historical Association
State Historical Societies links page
National
Women’s History Project
Catholic Studies at DePaul
Faith
and the Historian: Catholic Perspectives edited
by Nick Salvatore Donald A. Ritchie, Doing Oral History: A Practical
Guide Oxford Univ. Press, 2003
Online Resources for Teaching
U.S. History
compiled by Prof. Peggy
Thompson, Syracuse University
Do
History Also
includes History Toolkit
Guide
to Doing Oral History
History
Matters (US
History Survey on the Web) Also includes “Making
Sense of Evidence” and “Making Sense of Oral History”
Internet Archive
Prelinger Film Archive
National History Education Clearinghouse
H-Net (History & Social
Sciences Online)
H-Net Specific
Discussion
Networks
Voice of the Shuttle
Access My Library
History & Politics
Out Loud
American
Memory (Library
of Congress)
National
Women’s History
Project
More:
Women and Social Movements (access
through SUMMIT resources at the SU Library Site)
America
History & Life (access
through SUMMIT resources at the SU Library Site)
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