WGSS 101: Intro to Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies: Gender Roles

From the website: "Four key elements of oral history work are preparation, interviewing, preservation, and access. Oral historians should give careful consideration to each at the start of any oral history project, regardless of whether it is comprised of one or many interviews. This brief document presents the Oral History Association’s guidelines for how to conduct a high-quality oral history interview; it highlights some standard practices that should help produce historically valuable and ethically conducted interviews."

Tips to aid in conducting an oral history.

Resources include: Introduction to Oral History Manual, The Heart of Oral History: How to Interview, Organizing Oral History Projects, Transcribing Style Guide.

From the webiste: "Includes: '8 Steps,' an oral history project handout, and “Oral History Workshop,” which provides an overview of interviewing skills and practice, focusing on humility and empathy."