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By @FE on 2026-03-10 11:00
The Public Housing Oral History Workshop, happening at the National Public Housing Museum in Chicago, is an exciting educational opportunity for those interested in community storytelling and history preservation. Attendees will learn how to professionally record and safeguard oral histories from public housing residents, guided by expert facilitators in the museum’s welcoming, interactive atmosphere. Situated in a venue renowned for its engaging exhibits and dedication to public housing heritage, this hands-on workshop covers interviewing techniques, recording equipment basics, ethical considerations, and best practices for archiving. Expect to leave with practical skills, new connections, and a deeper appreciation for the stories that shaped public housing communities. Whether you're an educator, student, or curious local, this workshop is designed to help you become an effective steward of important narratives.