Events - Incite at Columbia University
Upcoming events
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go to the In My Granny’s Kitchen news
Keeping Memory: Oral History Practices that Host Kin and Community In My Granny’s Kitchen Black Collective Memory and the Emotional Architecture of Space -
go to the OHMA Open House news
OHMA Open House Interested in joining OHMA? Join us for a virtual open house led by program director Amy Starecheski and alumni speaker Gloria Mogango.
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go to the Kitchen Table Histories news
South Bronx History Keepers Kitchen Table Histories Event #3 of the “History Keepers” programming at the Mott Haven Library (NYPL), focused on empowering our communities in the South Bronx to preserve, document, and share their stories.
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go to the GATHERING(S) news
Keeping Memory: Oral History Practices that Host Kin and Community GATHERING(S) Join Laurie ‘Zamí’ Germain for an intimate and experiential evening of art, listening, connection, and reflection.
Event Series
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Keeping Memory: Oral History Practices that Host Kin and Community
The Thursday Evening Event Series is a collection of events hosted by OHMA on various themes related to oral history.
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Oral History Workshops
Columbia Oral History hosts public training workshops throughout the year.
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South Bronx History Keepers
"History Keepers" programming that focuses on empowering our communities in the South Bronx to preserve, document, and share their stories.
Past events
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go to the Remembering Gathers a World: Listening as an Occasion of Possibility event
Oct 8 Thursday 6:00 pm
Remembering Gathers a World: Listening as an Occasion of PossibilityKeeping Memory: Oral History Practices that Host Kin and CommunityA dialogue on listening as a decolonial, relational oral history practice rooted in Black, Caribbean, and Global South memory traditions, exploring the field's role amid institutional defunding and censorship.
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go to the The Bronx Before & After: Photo Match Night event
Oct 6 Tuesday 5:00 pm
The Bronx Before & After: Photo Match NightSouth Bronx History KeepersEvent #2 of the “History Keepers” programming at the Mott Haven Library (NYPL), focused on empowering our communities in the South Bronx to preserve, document, and share their stories.
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go to the Introduction to Oral History for Research event
Sep 25 Friday 10:00 am
Introduction to Oral History for ResearchOral History WorkshopsAn interactive half-day oral history workshop with Amy Starecheski.
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go to the Map the Bronx: Community Memory Workshop event
Sep 8 Tuesday 5:00 pm
Map the Bronx: Community Memory WorkshopSouth Bronx History KeepersEvent #1 of the “History Keepers” programming at the Mott Haven Library (NYPL), focused on empowering our communities in the South Bronx to preserve, document, and share their stories.
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go to the Art and Black Power: Mapping Malcolm at the Apollo event
May 1 Friday 8:00 pm
Art and Black Power: Mapping Malcolm at the Apollo An arts and culture celebration of the impact of Malcolm X on the Black Arts Movement and radical world-making practices.