Along with this team and dozens of other staffers, students, and interviewers, the project was guided by the Obama Presidency Oral History’s advisory board that consisted of prominent historians, journalists, sociologists, and lawyers. “The board has been influential in driving some innovations in this project,” remarked Bearman. “We’ve been able to take the board’s guidance […]

Raymond Aborigo, PhD, right, briefs one of our community health nurses on our mental health/high blood pressure care plan. Every May, as we recognize Mental Health Awareness month, the global implications of ignoring mental well-being continue to grow.  As early as 1953, the head of the World Health Organization declared that “without mental health there […]

Tonight! All are welcome to join the Cathedral as we kick off LGBTQ+ Pride Month with Pride Eve from 6 – 8 pm. We’ll illuminate this sacred space in all the colors of the rainbow as we celebrate our diverse and vibrant community. For more info on tonight and all of the Cathedral’s upcoming Pride […]

ICYMI- @MASCLab’s Mediafest included tons of exciting projects at the intersection of media and social justice through research, multimodal methods & more ⬇️ https://t.co/U6PRBYljYx * Source by Teachers College, CU

We’re closing out Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month (#APAHM) with a conversation with local leaders and co-founders of @umasianalliance, Lilian Chow and Eva Chan! The Alliance’s grassroots advocacy casts a wide net on issues including small business support, food insecurity, and public safety for the senior Asian community. Tackling these issues is their main priority, but […]

In 2019, @INCITE_Columbia and @CU_OralHistory were chosen by the @ObamaFoundation to produce the @BarackObama Presidency Oral History. Today, four years later–with over 1,000 hours of recordings–the first transcripts were released. https://t.co/aikUf7yuBnSource by Columbia University