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Editorial.

News

Articles -

Reflections on remote interviewing in a pandemic: negotiating participant and researcher emotions

The accidental migrants: analysing the outward migration narratives of British female graduates to Japan

Listening intersubjectively: re-analysing migrant rights activism in 'new' and 'old' oral history collections

'Rabbi, don't you think she looks like on of us?': the intersubjectivities of age, politics and faith in Holocaust survivor interviews

I, of the storm: volunteers and Australia's response to the HIV/AIDs crisis

'With care in the community, everything goes': coproducing oral histories to re-examine the provision of care in mental hospitals

Learning -

Oral history in higher education in Britain, c. 1969-2001: historical perspectives, future challenges and opportunities

The pedagogy and practice of listening to Rwandan exiles and genocide survivors

Review Essay -

Archives and museums: social change and social justice

Regional network

Editorial - Lindsey Dodd and Anindya Raychaudhuri

News - Current British work/International news

Obituaries:-

- Hywel Francis

- Lyn Macdonald

Articles - The disappearing child: observations on oral history, archives and affects - Lindsey Dodd

Fleshing the archives: reflections on Chicana memory practice - Maria Eugenia Cotera

Romani pride, Gorja shame: race and privilege in the archive - Jodie Matthews

'This, too, is history': oral history, the 1947 India-Pakistan partition and the risks of archival re-ordering - Anindya Raychaudhuri

Documenting narratives of violence: archive, oral histories and constructing absences - Supurna Banerjee

Recomposing the archive? On sound and (hi)story in Damara / Nukhoe pasts, from Basel to west Namibia - Sian Sullivan and Welhemina Suro Ganuses

Public history. Windrush: The Years After. A community legacy - Milton Brown and Heather Norris Nicholson

Learning 'You live the moment with the person telling your story': young people and oral history in National Lottery Heritage Fund projects - Kate Melvin

Reviews

Regional network

Reviews

Narrating South Asian Partition: Oral History, Literature, Cinema

Our Crime Was Being Jewish: Hundreds of Holocaust Survivors Tell Their Stories

The Ideal Diplomat? Women and Irish Foreign Affairs, 1946-1990

The Romance of American Communism

Swansea University: Campus and Community in a Post-War World, 1945-2020,

PLACE

EDITORIAL

NEWS

• Current British Work/International News/Oral History Society
• Annual General Meeting 2019

ARTICLES

• Listening in, listening out: intersubjectivity and the impact of insider and outsider status in oral history interviews - Amy Tooth Murphy
• Reticence and the queer past - George J Severs
• Creating space in the community archive for queer life stories to be (re)performed and captured - Alan Butler
• 'It's telling your story to your family': reflections by an older lesbian on being interviewed for a verbatim theatre production - Clare Summerskill
• The perils of the recording: ethical issues in oral history with vulnerable populations - Jane Traies

PUBLIC HISTORY

• 'Dry Your Eyes, Princess': oral testimony and photography - a case study
• Rainbow Pilgrims: The rites and passages of LGBTQI migrants in Britain - Shaan Knan and Susanne Hakuba

LEARNING

• Two case studies - Kate Melvin with John Ross and Gosia Brown

REVIEWS

REGIONAL NETWORK