This two-hour workshop covers the basics of oral history: the whys, whats and hows for recording first person interviews in an historical context. Workshop participants will learn about oral history, best practices, interviewing tips and strategies, and next steps.

The Southern Oral History Program will facilitate this workshop and is open to any community members interested in conducting oral history interviews about the PCB protests and the legacies of environmental justice in Warren County. This workshop serves the broader purpose of Warren County residents documenting their unique, resilient history, and reclaiming ownership over the narrative surrounding environmental racism.

What we plan: Participants will be introduced to oral history interviewing and will develop an interviewing guide with a specific focus on the PCB protests of 1982 and subsequent environmental justice efforts.

Please pre-register HERE, as space in the Community Center is limited. We will be recording the workshop and remote participants may join via Zoom.

Please share this invitation with friends and family. Refreshments will be served. Masks are required.

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