As the investment in public humanities grows, oral history is becoming an increasingly important and influential method of knowledge-making across a variety of disciplines. 

Intended to inform and inspire faculty, research, and teaching, this brown-bag event, sponsored by the Tell All the Truth Project (TATP), will feature three panelists who possess a wealth of knowledge, experience, and expertise in the practice of ethical oral history. As part of the session, the panelists will:

• Provide helpful resources,
• Share their experiences, and
• Participate in an interactive discussion related to the practice of ethical oral history

Attendees will come away from the session with a nuanced understanding of 1) what ethical oral history is (and is not), and 2) key best strategies for practicing it.