Oral History and Community-Based Research - Incite at Columbia University
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Oral History and Community-Based Research
- Published January 6, 2020
- Authors Liz Strong
- Category Talk
- Forum Oberlin College
The core ethical practices of oral history provide a strong framework for conducting effective community-based research. This workshop provides a close examination of how to apply these principles by looking at Brooklyn Historical Society’s Muslims in Brooklyn public history project as a case study.
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