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History Institute (OHI)
OHI, in cooperation with The David C. Driskell Center for the African Diaspora, the Consortium for Race, Gender and Ethnicity, and historians from around the region, the nation, and the world, serves as a research, professional development, curriculum transformation, and advisory unit that prepares school reformers, education policy makers, archivists, museum educators, teachers, scholars, and community groups to learn the techniques of oral history, and, through this means, generate and record the perspectives of less privileged and traditionally invisible individuals and groups.
Teachers and graduate students recover community voices at an Oral
History Institute
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Leadership
Barbara Finkelstein, Professor and Founding Director of ICTE, and faculty advisor to the Mid-Atlantic Region Japan in the Schools (MARJiS) program and the Oral History in Education Institute (OHI), has received an array of prestigious awards and fellowships for work that examines historical and transcultural dimensions of education policies, practices, and processes as they have impinged on the lives of children, youth, minority and immigrant groups, and shaped the quality of education opportunity available to them. (Curriculum Vita)
