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Is there a "best practice" discussion that addresses what to do if a speaker reveals criminal activity in their oral history? The recordings and transcripts are to be made available to the public. Should the name of the speaker be redacted?
Thanks! Madeleine
Perhaps the Canadians are convinced that we are all followers of DT and are boycotting Canada, or for whatever reason there seems to be a DRAMATIC drop in Air Canada fares to Montreal. Check it out.
Lana Dee Povitz and I are eager to make oral history central to this special themed issue - so send us your proposals in English or French! The deadline is coming up at the end of the month. Best, Steven
