WEEK OF MAY 12, 2025

 

Reckonings Community Network Series: Connecting Generations and Memories through Interviews


Thursday, May 15

11:00 AM - 1:30 PM


Union Church

485 Columbus Ave.

Boston, MA


Register to attend

Are you passionate about collecting community and/or family stories? Are you thinking about a project that involves youth interviewing elders in your community? Learn how to plan and create a multigenerational interview project, preserve stories, and make them publicly accessible. Join the Reckonings Project team and Kevin Williams, Senior Coach at Freedom House, to discuss the why and how of bringing different generations together on an oral history project.

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