Sponsors

• Oral History in the Mid-Atlantic Region
  
• Columbia University Oral History Research Office
  
• New York Public Library for the Performing Arts

Same Difference: Building Bridges through Oral History and the Arts

• Marian Warden, Greater Harrisburg Arts Council, Union Theological Seminary, Congregation B’Nai Jeshurun, New York, NY
• Sarah Brockus, Same Difference Interfaith Alliance, New York, NY
• Eileen Weiss, Same Difference Interfaith Alliance, New York, NY
• Daisy Khan, American Society for Muslim Advancement, New York, NY

Oral History as Performance in Performance

• Della Pollock, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC

In Their Own Words, from Oral History to Visual Art, Media Art and Performance Art

• Grace Yun, University of Connecticut, CT

Generations of Brooklyn

• Nina Talbot, Independent Artist, Brooklyn, NY

The Oral History Revue: Three Staged Oral History Performances, Alfred Lerner Hall Black Box Theater

• Susan Banyas and David Ornette Cherry, freelance artists: The Hillsboro Story
• Slash Coleman, independent artist: The Neon Man and Me
• Gregory Ramos, University of Vermont: Border Stories

Lessons from Katrina: North Gulfport, MS, Senior Adults Oral History Interviews as part of the ReActions Event at ATHE Conference in New Orleans, Summer 2007

• Peter Harrigan, Saint Michaels College, Colchester, VT
• Harriet Lynn, Heritage Theatre Artists' Consortium, Baltimore, MD
• Char Nelson, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT

MISCELLANEOUS Productions: Culturally Diverse Oral History and Interdisciplinary Performance in Inner-City and Suburban Vancouver, Canada

• Elaine Carol, MISCELLANEOUS Productions, Vancouver, Canada

Ladies First: The Oral History of B-girls in New York City in the 1990s

• MiRi Park, Columbia University, New York, NY
• Panel Guest TBD