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Events

Upcoming events

  • 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.
  • go to the Lost Landmarks & Community Story Circle news
    South Bronx History Keepers Lost Landmarks & Community Story Circle Event #4 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.

Event Series

  • 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.

  • 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 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 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 Map the Bronx: Community Memory Workshop event
    Sep 8 Tuesday 5:00 pm
    Map the Bronx: Community Memory Workshop
    South Bronx History Keepers
    Event #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.
  • 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.
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For past OHMA events 2013-2025, please visit our events archive.