On March 31, 2025, Viktoriia Nesterenko will speak at an online seminar with a presentation titled “Researcher-Respondent Interaction: Within and Beyond the Interview Space.” Join the conversation!
Applications are now open for WWSI 2025. It will bring together theorists and practitioners of oral history in Ukraine and elsewhere to advance the dialogue on the relationship between oral historical research, formation of (in)tangible national heritage and evolving memory landscapes in Ukraine, Europe and elsewhere.
As part of the “Public Archiving in Ukraine” project, the “History of My Big Family” contest has been announced to collect and preserve family stories about the Russian-Ukrainian war. The application deadline is March 31, 2025.
We are delighted to invite you to the third annual symposium, “The Most Documented War: Enacting Archives”, a platform to discuss pressing issues surrounding the documentation and archiving of experiences from the Russian-Ukrainian war.
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the international conference “War, Academy, and Emotions: From Interviews to Memory-Making,” which will be held on February 21–22, 2025 in a hybrid format.
We invite you to join a seminar dedicated to the analysis of oral histories that reveal the fates of Jewish survivors in postwar Poland, including their survival strategies, identity, social status etc.
The Ukrainian Oral History Association is launching a new publication project on its official website – the “Author’s Column.” We welcome original texts, reprints, event reflections, publication reviews, and more. Join us in creating unique and engaging content!
On February 4 at 5:00 PM (Kyiv time), Ihor Lyman, a member of the Ukrainian Oral History Association’s working group, and Viktoriia Konstantinova, the director of the Research Institute of Urban History, will present the newly published book, The Sysiuks: The History of a Great Family (Kharkiv, 2024). This publication includes oral history interviews with members of the Sysiuk family.
The goal of this initiative is to promote collaboration between organizations, popularize oral history, and provide convenient access to information about the activities of such centers.
The organizers invite you to join a panel discussion dedicated to the German occupation of Ukraine during World War II. The event will take place on January 28, 2025 at 7:00 PM in Berlin.