News - Incite at Columbia University

Two OHMA graduates who turned their own families into oral history subjects, Sage Foster-Lasser and Avantika Seth, have won this year's Jeffrey H. Brodsky Oral History Award and honorable mention, respectively, for theses that reckon with intimacy, consent, and care within the family.

Originally published in the Spectator, Columbia University student Joseph Zuloaga writes about Columbia's role in the Obama Presidency Oral History. 

The New Yorker reviews Incite's Obama Presidency Oral History through the lens of the current Trump administration, calling it a "stark and extensive reminder of the values and the principles that are being trampled."

Denice Frohman and Caro De Robertis bring the experiences of queer elders into focus through creative works based on the Elders Project.

In an era of contested narratives and censorship, 230+ minoritized elders' untold stories find sanctuary in a digital archive now nominated for the Internet’s highest honor.

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