Learn how to lead a community-based oral history project in your classroom or community. Participants grow skills in project development, archival research methods, oral history interviewing, audio recording, and ethical best practices for documenting community and family histories. This offering is ideal for middle and high school teachers, librarians, professionals working in arts and culture fields, or anyone interested in facilitating an ethical, community-based research project using oral history methods.
Learn MoreWe have rescheduled our annual gathering for the evening of Thursday, August 29th. After having to postpone our May gathering, we're excited to celebrate our community engagement this past year with our dearest friends at a storytelling circle event.
Learn MoreWe're is partnering with Capital City Pride for a new branch of our Community Roots Oral History Project, the Pride Storytelling Project, to document LGBTQIA2S+ experience and history in Thurston County. Cohort members design a project, visit archives, learn from local scholars, and record interviews with other Queer community members.
Learn MoreThis summer, we’re campaigning for new subscribers to join our Friends of Community Storytelling program. Setting up a recurring donation is an easy way to support the community-based oral history and storytelling programming you love. This year, we have some cool incentives for current and new subscribers. Become a Friend of Community Storytelling today!
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