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Author Guidelines

*Attention: the deadline for submissions has been extended until December 1, 2022.

The presentation doesn't have to be original.

Each proponent may submit a paper, workshop, or audiovisual presentation by individual submission or, if necessary, co-authorship.

Indicate one of the themes in the list for your submission:

• Oral history and digital humanities;
• Narratives in recorded interviews;
• Oral history and politics;
• Oral history and education;
• Oral history, public health, and pandemics;
• Oral history, minorities, and social movements;
• Oral history, gender, and sexualities;
• Oral history, migrations, and inequalities;
• Oral history and indigenous and Afro-diasporic communities;
• Oral history, arts, performances, and sports;
• Oral history and interdisciplinarities;

To propose a paper:

- Indicate a title

- Submit a summary of up to 300 words and a minibio of up to 50 words.

- Indicate the language in which you will display it (English or Spanish)

- Indicate three to five keywords.

To propose an audiovisual presentation:

- Indicate a title

- Submit a summary of up to 500 words and a minibio of up to 50 words.

- Choose three to five keywords.

- Indicate aspects of the format and content of the work to be exhibited and give information on technical-formal aspects of the audiovisual product.

- Send an access link to the material for display.

To propose a Workshop:

- Inform workshop title.

- Submit a minibio (up to 50 words) of the proponents.

- Submit workshop objective and description (up to 500 words).

- Indicate target audience and expected number of participants;

Submission Preparation Checklist

1. The presentation doesn't have to be original.

   Each proponent may submit a paper, workshop, or audiovisual presentation by individual submission or, if necessary, co-authorship.

   Indicate one of the themes in the list for your submission:
   
   

   • Oral history and digital humanities;
   • Narratives in recorded interviews;
   • Oral history and politics;
   • Oral history and education;
   • Oral history, public health, and pandemics;
   • Oral history, minorities, and social movements;
   • Oral history, gender, and sexualities;
   • Oral history, migrations, and inequalities;
   • Oral history and indigenous and Afro-diasporic communities;
   • Oral history, arts, performances, and sports;
   • Oral history and interdisciplinarities;

   
   To propose a paper:

   - Indicate a title

   - Indicate a minibio of up to 50 words;

   - Submit an abstract of up to 300 words; 
   
   - Indicate the language in which you will display it (English or Spanish)

   - Indicate three to five keywords.

    

   To propose an audiovisual presentation:

   - Indicate a title

   - Submit a summary of up to 500 words

   - Indicate a minibio of up to 50 words

   - Choose three to five keywords.

   - Indicate, inside your abstract, aspects of the format and content of the work to be exhibited and give information on technical-formal aspects of the audiovisual product.

   - Send an access link to the material for display.

    

   To propose a Workshop:

   - Inform workshop title

   - Submit a minibio (up to 50 words) of the proponents

   - Submit, in the abstract field, the workshop objective and description (up to 500 words).

   - Indicate, in the abstract field, target audience and expected number of participants;