Re: Let's talk water! Using oral history to collect data about people and water(ways)
For those of us who just can't get there, how can we hear more about this work? Heather Goodall, Uni Technology Sydney
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Let's talk water! Using oral history to collect data about people and water(ways)
Event: The Oral History Archives at Columbia University (535 West 114th Street, NYC)
On Wednesday, September 18, 2019 from 3 to 4:30pm, Butler Library 523, researchers Megan Bucknum and Jennifer Kitson (Rowan University's Department of Department of Geography, Planning and Sustainability) will present their research, "Watershed Storytelling: Experiential Tools for Connecting People, Place, and Water." They've traversed the Garden State asking New