H-Ukraine Spotlight: Interview with Oleksandra Gaidai
H-Ukraine "Spotlight" Interview with Oleksandra Gaidai
Stories To Tell: A South Asian Perspective on Covid-19
Dear Friends/Colleagues,
Interview with Charles Watkinson (Director, University of Michigan Press) on Open Access Publishing
University of Michigan Press is part of Michigan Publishing, U-M’s academic publishing division, and part of the University Library.
ANN: Map Time Interviews on Instagram Live
Dear Colleagues,
Join us tomorrow at 1pm ET for this week's "Map Time" interview on Instagram Live at @bplmaps. Garrett Nelson from the Norman B. Leventhal Map and Education Center at the Boston Public Library will be interviewing Bertie Mandelblatt from the John Carter Brown Library.
Re: Interviewing children/ minors
Hello Amber,
Interviewing children/ minors
Oral Historians,
A colleague in my History Dept has added an oral history project to her spring course in response to COVID-19 (she studies infectious diseases). She has a good program design and plans to archive the interviews her students conduct (remotely of course). She asked me today how to handle consent/ release if some one interviews a minor? I sent her our IRB guidelines on consent, but of course, with the new Federal Guidelines OH doesn't go through IRB....
Does anyone have strategies or consent or release forms they would be willing to share? Or advice?
Jennifer Price on Refusing to Save the Planet: New Interview at Public Books
Readers may like to see a new interview with Jenny Price, on the 20th anniversary of Flight Maps, in the Public Thinker series at Public Books:
https://www.publicbooks.org/public-thinker-jenny-price-on-refusing-to-save-the-planet/
Interview with Jill Strauss and Dionne Ford, Slavery's Descendants and Coming to the Table
David Paterson of H-Slavery is delighted to offer the following interview with Jill Strauss and Dionne Ford, who r
Kathryn Conrad on University Press Publishing
Continuing our coverage of University Press Week, readers may be interested in a recent conversation between Kathryn Conrad, president of the Association of University Presses and founder and editor of the New Books Network, Marshall Poe, about (what else?) university presses.
