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WORDS AND SILENCES, NEW DIGITAL EDITION

1. Memories of violence, war and totalitarianism. The persecuted, civil rights, trauma
and forgetting.
2. Memory and Politics: Experiences of political participation
3. Islands of Freedom: The role of subculture, folklore and oral traditions in society.
Alternative culture, music, dance and identity.
4. Memories of Family: Motherhood, fatherhood and generational exchange
5. Migrations: Exile, migratory movements, diaspora and the search of identity
6. The World of Work: Memories and experiences. Gender and the perception of
labour
7. Gender/ing memories and the making of sexual identities. Oral Histories of gays
and lesbians.
8. Health and Healthcare: health centres, the elderly and disabled; health workers
9. Ecology and Disasters: Environmental issues, natural heritage and cultural change
10. Sharing/Passing on Beliefs: Religion and oral traditions
11.Organizing Oral History: Institutions, archives, museums, organizations and
grassroots groups.
12. Methodological, archival and technological issues.
Theory and Method in Oral History: Legal and ethical issues.
13. Teaching Oral History: Experiences in formal and informal education
14.Oral History and the Media

H-ORALHIST

H-Oralhist (http://www.h-net.org/~oralhist/), is an on-line network for those interested in studies related to oral history. It is a member of the H-Net, the Humanities & Social Sciences Online initiative, an international interdisciplinary organization of scholars and teachers dedicated to utilizing the enormous educational potential of the Internet and the World Wide Web. Its edited lists and web sites publish peer reviewed essays, multimedia materials, and discussion for scholars and the interested public. The computing heart of H-Net resides at the Center for Humane Arts, Letters, and Social Sciences Online, at Michigan State University, but H-Net officers, editors and subscribers come from all over the globe. You can subscribe for free to the oral history list at: http://www.h-net.org/lists/subscribe.cgi?list=H-OralHist

 IOHA MEMBERSHIP DETAILS

The International Oral History Association (IOHA) was formally constituted in June 1996 at the Eleventh International Oral History Conference in Goteborg, Sweden. The Association provides a forum for oral historians around the world, in order to foster international communication and cooperation and a better understanding of the nature and value of oral history. The Association meets every two years in a different region or continent. Benefits of membership include:

• Concessionary rates for the biennial international oral history conferences
• Copies of Words and Silences, the annual, bilingual (English and Spanish) Journal of the IOHA (containing oral history articles, an index of oral history journals from around the world, special items and commentaries on oral history issues)
• Access to the IOHA home page on the world wide web
• Access to IOHA News, the on-line newsletter of the Association
• Voting rights at the Association's General Meetings and Council elections
• Active participation in the international community of oral historians.

Membership is open to any individual or institution supporting the aims and objectives of the Association. The Association is governed by a Council elected at the General Meeting of the biennial international oral history conference. The President of the Association is Pilar Dominguez, from Spain, and current Council members come from Argentina, Canada, China, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States.

For membership forms, go to Membership on the IOHA website. For inquiries e-mail the Association's treasurer, Almut Leh (almut.leh@fernuni-hagen.de).

Fees for two-year membership (July 2010 - June 2012)

Individuals: 50 Euros
Institutions: 100 Euros
Students: 25 Euros

Members’ profile changes
If you change your email address, please notify the IOHA treasurer, Almut Leh (almut.leh@fernuni-hagen.de) or change directly by accessing your member profile at http://www.iohanet.org/membership/member.php

IOHA NEWSLETTER GUIDELINES AND DEADLINES

Copy is preferred as Microsoft Word attachment. Footnotes included in items should be included only in parentheses and not formatted. Images and illustrations should be scanned at 72dpi, and sent in jpg or pic formats.

Send via e-mail to both co-editors:

Miren Llona (Spanish text) - miren.llona@ehu.es
Christopher Paetzhold (English text) - paetzold@gmail.com

Maximum Length:

· Future conferences, meetings, and other announcements: 250 words

· Conference reports: 500 words

· Archive News: 500 words

· New Projects: 1000 words

Deadlines:

October 15 - posted to web site in January.

April 15 – posted to web site in June