I07193 African American Oral History Database FY24 Abstract: The Houston Public Library needs a 12-month subscription to an online database service to provide video oral histories and biographical profiles of contemporary and historical African Americans to library customers. Library 10/24/2023 hpl.procurementandpurchasing @houstontx.gov 19
willing to share, and carry out the transcription process of the oral histories.
Knowledge and information related to and supporting archaeology is commonly obtained from associated work in socio-cultural anthropology including indigenous American populations, history, oral history, archival studies, document research, landscape studies, botany (floral analysis), faunal analysis including zoology and zoo archaeology, human osteology, soil science, remote sensing, geology (structural & physical), surficial geology, geomorphology
Within the African American communities, it is recognized that oral story telling is one method in which community members prefer or can share historical information. Considering the difficulty in attaining education for African Americans in the time periods in which Titusville was developed, key events and information are expected to be known only by former community members and their descendants.
The Library of Congress awarded purchase order LCLGR23P0024 for COVID-19 Oral History Project to Gran Enterprises on 09/13/2023.
The Library of Congress awarded purchase order LCLGR23P0026 for COVID-19 Oral History Project to Nicole Musgrave on 09/14/2023.
The Library of Congress awarded contract LCLGR23P0025 for COVID-19 Oral History Project to Dismantle Culture and Media Alliance on 09/13/2023.
