Ethnic Studies 493 - Oral History: Theory & Practice: Online Resources

Search ArchivesSpace to identify archival collections in our library. Unfortunately, very few archival collections in the Hawaiian Collection are in ArchivesSpace. Please contact me for assistance.

Use the link but change the search terms to only search in the Center for Oral History transcripts.

ʻUluʻulu has many videos, more than just what is digitized on their website. Contact them for access to their collection, uluulu@hawaii.edu

Includes some recorded oral history with hula masters (those are ones with the star next to the name).

Includes some recorded oral history with hula elders (those are ones with the star next to the name).

When several poor minority communities in Hawaii faced evictions in the 1970s, groups of volunteer organizers and their associates were willing to stand between the tenants and the bulldozers. The book, Hawaii Stories of Change, includes interviews with Kokua Hawaii organizers, community leaders and associates who helped to successfully resist the evictions and contributed to the beginnings of the Hawaiian Renaissance. The book was funded by a grant from the Hawaii Council for the Humanities, plus assistance from the Hawaii People's Fund.