Fronteras: New book offers a guide on how to explore the richness of Latino communities through oral history
About this episode
This episode discusses the book 'Embodied Encuentros', which provides guidance on exploring Latino communities through oral history.
"Embodied Encuentros" outlines the best practices in gathering and archiving the oral experiences of Latino communities.
People in this episode
Host: Texas Public Radio
Topics covered
- Latino communities
- oral history
- best practices
- gathering experiences
- archiving
Keywords
- Latino communities
- oral history
- best practices
- gathering
- archiving
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Texas Public Radio
Books & works: Embodied Encuentros
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