-
Recent Posts
All Posts by Month
Tag Cloud
- African Americans
- Asian Americans
- Black Cultural Center
- Centro Cultural César Chávez
- Colegio César Chávez
- Conference
- Exhibits
- Film
- Heritage Month Display
- Intern: Avery Sorensen
- Intern: Hannah Mahoney
- Intern: Katrina O'Brien (MTG)
- Intern: Mike Dicianna (MTG)
- Intern: Mike Dicianna (OALP Coll)
- Latino/as
- Milagro (Miracle Theatre Group)
- MSS Annabelle Jaramillo Papers
- MSS Jean Moule Papers
- Native Americans
- New Collection
- Obo Addy Legacy Project
- Oral History Interview
- OR Tribes
- OSQA
- OSU Cultural Centers
- OTAI
- Protest
- Publication
- RG 236 Pride Center
- RG 244 Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center
- RG 245 Asian & Pacific Cultural Center
- RG 248 Centro Cultural César Chávez
- St. Philip the Deacon
- Student Workers
- Sundown Towns
- Tour
- Urban League of Portland
- Voces Project: Yamhill County
Meta
Author Archives: fernandn
DPD Program 25th Anniversary Celebration
The OMA was honored to participate as part of the 25th Anniversary Celebration of the Difference, Power, and Discrimination (DPD) Program. The DPD Program works with faculty across all fields and disciplines at Oregon State University to develop inclusive … Continue reading
Posted in OMA
Leave a comment
The OMA at NWA 2018
The OMA attended, and presented, at this year’s Northwest Archivists conference in Warm Springs, Oregon. The presentation “Campus Connections to White Supremacy: The Role of Archivists in Reconciliation through Community Engagement and Historical Research” focused on the Fall 2017 OSU … Continue reading
Oregon Black Pioneers “Student Activism” Public Program
The event “Student Activists: The Civil Rights Histories of Oregon’s Universities and Colleges” was an opportunity for attendees to learn what was happening during the Civil Rights Movement on Oregon’s college campuses – including PSU, Lewis & Clark College, Pacific … Continue reading
Imagine OSU
The OMA and OSQA were thrilled to participate in Imagine OSU, an opportunity for the OSU community to engage in an event organized around creative workshop stations aimed at facilitating connection, reflection and the co-creation of a shared vision for … Continue reading
Posted in OMA
Leave a comment
Feminist Forward: The Future of the Feminist Movement (Panel)
The “Feminist Forward: The Future of the Feminist Movement (League of Women Voters)” panel was a powerful evening of story sharing by four incredible women: Dr. Allison Davis-White Eyes, Dr. Susan Shaw, Maria Chavez-Haroldson, and Luhui Whitebear. Topics discussed included being a … Continue reading
The Black Woman Series (Panel 2)
“The Black Woman Series” discusses how race intersects within our everyday lives. The first part of this series went over what it is to be a black woman as well as what that experience is like. The second part of … Continue reading
Oregon Black Pioneers: “Racing to Change: Oregon’s Civil Rights Years” Exhibit Reception
This evening, the OMA was delighted to attend the reception for the Oregon Black Pioneers’ new exhibit “Racing to Change: Oregon’s Civil Rights Years” at the Oregon Historical Society. Check out the pics below! About the Oregon Black Pioneers “Our … Continue reading
Stories of Being First – OSU Faculty, Staff, and Admin Oral Histories
During this academic year, the OMA is collaborating on a special project with two other OSU Library departments to showcase existing oral histories as well as gather more stories of OSU’s first generation students, faculty, staff, and administrators. About First … Continue reading
I Love My Librarian 2017
Today, on November 30, 2017, 10 librarians were honored with the 2017 I Love My Librarian Award for their outstanding public service contributions, and the OMA and OSQA curator and archivist Natalia Fernández was one of them! Selected from more … Continue reading
Posted in OMA
Leave a comment
“Sense of Place” The Latino/a Community in Hood River
On November 8th, the OMA participated in a panel discussion as part of the Hood River “Sense of Place” series. The event “Talking History/Talking Spanish” about the history of the Latino/a community in Hood River was organized by Dr. Lynn … Continue reading