The Spanish Civil War Memory Archive: Creating Access to International Exchange

Start Date

6-10-2018 9:00 AM

End Date

6-10-2018 10:30 AM

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Description

The Spanish Civil War Memory Project consists of over one hundred audiovisual testimonies of victims, militants, survivors, and witnesses of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) and Francoist repression (1939-1975). The testimonies were recorded by graduate student researchers between 2006 and 2010 as part of an initiative of UC San Diego in collaboration with several human rights associations in Spain. To make the archive that resulted from this collaboration a more user-friendly and media-rich experience, we are now in the process of training student researchers to digitally enhance the collected testimonies with the web-based system OHMS. In these efforts we aim to provide access to international exchange by pairing students in Spain with students in the United States to collaboratively research and bilingually index the collected testimonies.

Keywords

Spanish Civil War, Oral History Archive, Digital Humanities

Type

Presentation

Session

#s1a, moderator Isabella O'Neill

Language

eng

Comments

UC San Diego Library Digital Collection home of the Spanish Civil War Memory Project

Original project website, new website is currently in development with an expected public release in 2019.

Location

Elaine Langone Center, Walls Lounge

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The Spanish Civil War Memory Archive: Creating Access to International Exchange

Elaine Langone Center, Walls Lounge

The Spanish Civil War Memory Project consists of over one hundred audiovisual testimonies of victims, militants, survivors, and witnesses of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) and Francoist repression (1939-1975). The testimonies were recorded by graduate student researchers between 2006 and 2010 as part of an initiative of UC San Diego in collaboration with several human rights associations in Spain. To make the archive that resulted from this collaboration a more user-friendly and media-rich experience, we are now in the process of training student researchers to digitally enhance the collected testimonies with the web-based system OHMS. In these efforts we aim to provide access to international exchange by pairing students in Spain with students in the United States to collaboratively research and bilingually index the collected testimonies.