Southern Oral History Program At Unc Chapel Hill
Scientific Laboratories
Why pick this one
Southern Oral History Program stewards more than 6,000 freely available interviews documenting the U.S. South through the Southern Historical Collection.
Best for
- Researchers seeking oral histories about the American South
- Educators using primary-source interviews
- Community organizations conducting ethical oral history projects
- Artists and scholars developing work from oral history archives
- Students seeking free access to Southern oral history interviews
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- Clinical laboratory testing
- Scientific specimen analysis
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Specialties
- Oral history interviews documenting the U.S. South
- Stewardship of more than 6,000 oral history interviews
- Ethical oral history research training
- Oral history exhibitions and creative projects
Certifications
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Southern Historical Collection
- Louis Round Wilson Special Collections Library
What makes them different
- Founded in 1973
- Stewards more than 6,000 oral history interviews
- Interviews are freely available through SOHP.org and the Southern Historical Collection
- Partnerships include the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Union of Southern Service Workers, and Project Threadways
- Works with faculty, students, community partners, K-12 educators, labor groups, arts organizations, and tribal communities
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 410 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-3707
- Website
- https://sohp.org
Services
- Oral history research
- Interview archiving
- Research partnerships
- Oral history training and education
- Archive access and public programming