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  • Counter-narratives at 250: Guided Reading Discussion

    The Walter Rodney / Flores Magón Library & Commons will lead guided reading discussions to challenge the exclusionary logics of the United States.
  • 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.

  • Narrative Workshop

    Assembling researchers from across disciplines to discuss narrative from different theoretical and methodological perspectives.
  • Oral History Workshops

    Columbia Oral History hosts public training workshops throughout the year.
  • 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

  • go to the Kitchen Table Histories event
    Nov 3 Tuesday 5:00 pm
    Kitchen Table Histories
    South Bronx History Keepers
    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.
  • go to the OHMA Open House event
    Oct 29 Thursday 09:00 am
    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.
  • go to the In My Granny’s Kitchen event
    Oct 22 Thursday 6:00 pm
    In My Granny’s Kitchen
    Keeping Memory: Oral History Practices that Host Kin and Community
    Black Collective Memory and the Emotional Architecture of Space
  • go to the Open Veins of Latin America at 55 event
    Oct 21 Wednesday 6:00 pm
    Open Veins of Latin America at 55
    Counter-narratives at 250: Guided Reading Discussion
    Join us for a guided reading discussion on Open Veins of Latin America at 55 by Eduardo Galeano.
  • 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 Possibility
    Keeping Memory: Oral History Practices that Host Kin and Community
    A 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.
  • go to the The Bronx Before & After: Photo Match Night event
    Oct 6 Tuesday 5:00 pm
    The Bronx Before & After: Photo Match Night
    South Bronx History Keepers
    Event #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.
  • go to the Take Two: Elliott Skinner x Songs in the Key of Life event
    Sep 25 Friday 7:00 pm
    Take Two: Elliott Skinner x Songs in the Key of Life CSSD is proud to co-present, along with Pique-nique, Boom Collective, and The Radio in the Orchard, a concert featuring musician Elliott Skinner.
  • go to the Songs in the Key of Life at 50: Symposium event
    Sep 25 Friday 10:00 am
    Songs in the Key of Life at 50: Symposium To mark the 50th anniversary of Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life, CSSD is organizing a full-day symposium and accompanying concert.
  • go to the Introduction to Oral History for Research event
    Sep 25 Friday 10:00 am
    Introduction to Oral History for Research
    Oral History Workshops
    An interactive half-day oral history workshop with Amy Starecheski.
  • go to the Will You Remember What I Choose to Forget? event
    Sep 18 Friday 10:00 am
    Will You Remember What I Choose to Forget?
    Keeping Memory: Oral History Practices that Host Kin and Community
    Filmmaker Avantika Seth returns to her family's two houses in Shimla to explore how physical space, kinship, and ritual reshape the practices and ethics of oral history.
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Our programming is made possible by the Paul F. Lazarsfeld endowment at Columbia University.