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Bulletin of the International Oral History Association (published twice a year)
Volume 18:2, June 2010

From the President


We are currently in the midst of putting the final touches on our upcoming conference in Prague on 7-11 July. This project has completely absorbed our colleagues Mirek, Pavel,  Hana P. y Hana Z at the Czech Oral History Association. I would like to take this opportunity to thank them and recognize their tremendous work in organizing this international conference. Indeed, more than 500 papers will be presented at 100 panels and more than 50 countries will be represented. Moreover, there will be master classes in both Spanish and English.

For the organization of this conference, we have sought out all assistance possible, despite the limitations imposed by the current economic crisis. Fortunately, donations have come from the Oral History Association (US), the Australian Oral History Association and the Oral History Association (UK) which have been put towards the  scholarship fund and have made possible the participation of a seminal groups of international researchers. To all these sponsors, as well as the IOHA members who have made donations, I  personally extend my gratitude for their generosity. Finally, I would like to thank everyone who have participated in the making this conference possible.

At the same time, as the IOHA president I am very pleased to have signed a partnerships agreement between the IOHA and the Cervantes Institute. This organization is a Spanish cultural institution with an important international impact given its large number of centres around the world. Currently, the Cervantes Institute is sponsoring our conference in Prague and will assist in translating and interpreting. The Cervantes Institute will continue working with the IOHA in future conferences, thanks in large part to the bilingual nature of the organization.

Finally, the IOHA website and particularly this bulletin have been and will continue to be an essential tool for maintaining interest in Oral History around the world and is one of the objectives that we strive for as an association. I hope to see you in Prague!

Pilar Dominguez

Pilar Domínguez dominguezprats@gmail.com
IOHA President

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