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Ramadan Kareem! With the start of Ramadan this week, we are sharing a few reminders for how we can all create inclusive spaces for those who are observing this month. #ramadan2023 #ramadanmubarak
So proud of our Winter 2023 cohort and all of your big oral history plans! We can’t wait to see your projects come to fruition. #oralhistory #socialchange @gwendolynkiste @powerswitchaction @southfoodways @projectlets @lizzyb_thebookaunt @appstate
Portelli is one of our faves at IDCL and features strongly in our Oral History for Social Change Certificate! #oralhistory #oralhistoryquote #oralhistoryforsocialchange #scholarhighlight
This week's archive highlight hears from Van Govind in our upcoming collection Gone to Texas: 1965 Migration. Here Van reminds us that immigrants and their children frequently see change over time in their relationships with the cultures of their heritage. These relationships are never stagnant, but as dynamic and diverse as those who experience them. #immigration #culture #heritage
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