Find a Regional Adviser
Looking for help near you?
The Oral History Society has a network of accredited individuals who are experienced in oral history and willing to help. They come from a wide range of backgrounds – community projects, libraries, museums, archives, and academic institutions – so there will always be someone who can help with your specific queries. They will act as a first point of contact for enquiries, give advice, and where appropriate refer you to other appropriate contacts or sources of guidance.
Click on the interactive map to see who represents your area and find out what is going on there.
Regional advisers actively encourage and support the development and use of oral history in their locality, and contribute an overview of this to an Annual Report. You can read the annual report for your region on its home page.
Some Advisers will be able to recommend local equipment suppliers, and may even be able to lend equipment. Others will have archival and copying facilities. All represent the Society in their local area and will lend an ear.
You can find someone to speak to in your area by visiting the Who We Are pages or by using the interactive map above.
