Studies in Oral History, the Oral History Australia journal, is delighted to welcome two newcomers to its editorial team and announce a Call for Reports in the upcoming 2023 edition. Our new Reports Editor is Alexandra Mountain. Alexandra is a public…
Are you interested in contributing to our journal as an editor? The Editors and Chair of the Editorial Board of Studies in Oral History, the journal of Oral History Australia, are inviting expressions of interest for the positions of Reviews…
The deadline for peer-reviewed articles for the 2023 issue of our journal Studies in Oral History has been extended to 16 December 2022. The 2023 issue aligns with the theme of the 2022 Oral History Australia biennial conference ‘Oral history…
The report of OHA President Alistair Thomson to the 2022 Annual General Meeting in Launceston, Tasmania is now available on the website. You can download the report at: 2022 President’s report or from the Governance page at: See screenshot…
Congratulations to our own Alexandra Dellios for recently winning the Community Diversity Award in the Victorian Community History Awards for her book Heritage Making and Migrant Subjects in the Deindustrialising Region of the Latrobe Valley. Published by Cambridge University Press,…
The 2022 issue of Studies in Oral History, the journal of Oral History Australia (OHA), is now available. Issue 44, which can be accessed online, features the special theme ‘Migrant Voices: Community Collaboration and Telling Migration Histories’. It was edited…
Oral History Australia is delighted to announce the winners of our three big awards. They are: the 2022 Hazel de Berg Award for Excellence in Oral History goes to community oral historian and Oral History Victoria life member Gwlad McLachlan…
Articles for peer review in the 2023 issue of the OHA journal Studies in Oral History are now being accepted. The deadline for submission is 25 November 2022. The theme for the issue, No. 45, is ‘Oral History in Troubling…
The final program for the 2022 OHA Biennial Conference is now available on the conference website. See the Program page at: Download the final program as a PDF: Have you booked for the conference dinner, post-conference excursions? It’s…
Concerned about the preservation of oral history collections? Oral History Australia President Professor Alistair Thomson recently joined a panel discussing a proposal for the development of an Australian Language Data Commons which could also potentially provide a home for some…