Links and Blogs
Links relating to folklife, oral history, human rights dialog, cultural sustainability, intergenerational education, rural and small town issues, radio, k-12 education, and the like. I’d love to hear your suggestions on other links and blogs to include.
Alaska Native Knowledge Network
Alliance for California Traditional Arts
American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress
American Memory Learning Page at the Library of Congress
Archive of American Folk Medicine
Arizona State Museum Southwest Cultural Podcasts
Arkansas Advocate for Children and Families
Arkansas Citizens First Congress
Arkansas Historic Preservation Program
The Arts of Building Peace: Stories of Cultural Workers and and Artist-Peacebuilders
The Association of American Cultures.
Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds (see blogroll for a link to their wonderful blog)
CARTS (Cultural Arts Resources for Teachers and Students)
The Center for Rural Strategies
Conserving Arkansas Agricultural Heritage
The Cultural Memory Bank Project, a part of the SEEDS Project which works to save Native American heritage seeds and agricultural knowledge in the southwest.
Center for the Study of the Built Environment
Center for the Study of Upper Midwestern Cultures
Civil Rights Movement in Kentucky Oral History Project
Digital Traditions, a website providing access to the folklife resources at the McKissick Museum in South Carolina.
The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History and Culture
Fieldworing Online: A Community for Researchers and WritersA wonderful resource for anyone engaging in fieldwork and/or teaching others how to do so.
Florida Cultural Heritage Alliance
Folksteams, an online National Preserve of Documentary Films about American Roots Cultures.
Global Human Rights Education Association
Goucher College, MA in Cultural Sustainability
The Group for Cultural Documentation
Highlander Research and Education Center
Highlander Research Center—Seeds of Fire Youth Project.
Hmong Cultural Tour , an educational program of the The Center for the Study of Upper Midwestern Cultures.
International Center for Ethics, Justice, and Public Life.
Iowa Roots, a partnership between the Iowa Arts Council and Iowa Public Radio.
Living the Story, the Civil Rights Movement in Kentucky
Louisiana Voices Folklife in Eduction Project
Montana Heritage Project
A project where high school students research, preserve, and analyze Montana history.
National Museum of the American Indian
National Museum of the American Indian Podcasts
National Radio Project’s Making Contact
National Writing Project’s Rural Voices Radio
Navdanya International, Dr. Vandana Shiva
Peace and Justice Studies Association
Voices of New York Traditions An online collection of audio documentaries exploring traditional art and artists in the New York area.
Oral History Association, a national association/community and clearinghouse for all things oral history. Includes a link to to their list serve, annual conference dates, calls for papers, and a multitude of resources.
The People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond
Pryor Center for Oral and Visual History
Putting the Movement Back into Civil Rights Teaching
The Rights Angle: Human Rights Education Using the Newspaper created by the Alberta Civil Liberties Research Center.The Rural Assembly
Rural School and Community Trust
Small-Mart: Ideas and Tools for Building Local, Healthy Economies.
The Southern Foodways Alliance
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Sow True, Seed Saving Information
University of Missiourri exhibit, Work is Art and Art is Work an online version of their recent luthier exhibit.
The Veteran’s History Project, a project of the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
Western Kentucky University, Folk Studies
Wisconsin Folks, a site highlighting traditional and multi-cultural artists in Wisconsin.
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