Wendi Moloney, “How Will We Remember COVID-19?,” Library of Congress blog, June 24, 2020.
Author Archives: men2022
Archiving a Plague Year Building a Crowdsourced Digital Archive of COVID-19
Rampant Lies, Fake Cures and Not Enough Beds: What the Spanish Flu Debacle Can Teach Us About Coronavirus
IOHA – COVID-19 International Network
Taking into account the planetary nature of the new Coronavirus pandemic and the proliferation of covid-related oral history projects around the globe, the International Oral History Association established the COVID-19 International Network in mid April 2020 in the midst of lockdown in order to capture the truly global character of the pandemic and to create a space for oral historians around the globe to exchange experiences, find feedback and develop ideas about the unprecedented nature of the Covid-19 related changes and challenges affecting our societies. Those interested can send an email to rvboes@gmail.com to be added to their mailing list.
The Coronavirus Pandemic: Oral History and Archives, Projects and Resources
The Coronavirus Pandemic – Oral History and Archives, Projects and Resources
This resource guide includes links to existing projects and how-to resources for New Yorkers who want to create collecting, oral history, and other community history projects during the Covid-19 crisis. It was compiled by Madison Marlow of the Manhattan Borough President’s office and Robert Snyder, Manhattan Borough Historian, and based on resources shared during meetings of historians and community activists organized by the Borough President’s office.
Behind the Screens: Experiences of IHSHS Students During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This website was created by 9th and 10th graders at International High School for Health Sciences in New York City for an English Language Arts class. All writers and artists are recent immigrants. The school is located in the Elmhurst neighborhood in Queens.