'Oral histories' diaporamas de présentation

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Module 8

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The New Deal: The Works Progress Administration

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The New Deal: The Works Progress Administration

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Rap, Hip hop and Aboriginal Culture

Rap, Hip hop and Aboriginal Culture. By Ashley, Dylan, Farhana, Kristi and Sharmaine. Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander people that the following presentation may contain images or names of people who have since passed away. Learning Intention. Brainstorm Activity.

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Who are we?

Who are we?. Private, nonprofit organization Funds and conducts humanities-based cultural and educational programs for all 8 wards. An affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) but is not a Federal or District agency. Our Mission.

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Objectives

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Scientifically and Legally Defensible Data

Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals Tribal Air Monitoring Support Center Melinda Ronca-Battista and Chris Lee. Scientifically and Legally Defensible Data . Two broad categories of data:.

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Digital Storytelling

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THE SEARCH FOR THE FAIRGROUND BUILDING

THE SEARCH FOR THE FAIRGROUND BUILDING. WHAT IS ARCHAEOLOGY?. It is the scientific study of the remains of past human cultures buildings, tools, pottery, and even garbage. WHY ARE WE DOING ARCHAEOLOGY?. What about the Historical Record? Learn about people who lived in the area

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Hunting Wave Hill

Warning: this presentation contains images of deceased people and may be distressing to some viewers. Hunting Wave Hill. A research project by Charlie Ward Master of Arts in Creative Writing Faculty of English Flinders University, 2011. Image courtesy of Peter Hudson. the tracks. present.

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EIC: 12 th Grade Service Learning Projects

EIC: 12 th Grade Service Learning Projects . Service Learning . Now that you have completed your research and written your reports, you need to think about how to communicate and share what you've learned with the community and school.

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Some Basic Facts

Oral History: Preserve the Work Experience of Defense Workers in America During the Nuclear Legacy of the Post WWII Era. Some Basic Facts. Nuclear program start date October 21, 1939 First nuclear weapon test July 16, 1945 First fusion weapon test November 1, 1952

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Oral Histories of Information Science Pioneers and Leaders

Oral Histories of Information Science Pioneers and Leaders. This project has had two phases: 1. Identifying oral histories of IST pioneers/leaders done by others 2. The ASIST 75 th anniversary oral history program

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The Morris K. Udall Oral History Project

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My Native American Tribe

My Native American Tribe. We are the Algonquian group and the Shinnecock tribe of New York. BY, SKYLAR, JONATHAN, SHAYNA,AND JORDAN. Culture. An Algonquians culture would be to hunt ,build homes, and protect the village. Also to tell stories, legends, and oral histories. Food.

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Experiences of the K okoda campaign

Experiences of the K okoda campaign. Oral history t ask. Task. Go to http:// www.kokodawalkway.com.au/fs-interviews.html Listen to one of the oral histories of George Fetterplace and Bill Napper Complete the worksheet by answering the questions as fully as possible

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Public Library Perspective by Janet Bailey

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Topics of French Revolution

Topics of French Revolution. Estates system Forces that Change Meeting of the Estates General National Assembly and the Tennis Court Oath Abbe Sieyes Storming of the Bastille Great Fear Declaration of the Rights of Man Louis XVI Marie Antoinette

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