College of Education and Human Development

Center for the Study of Lives

Links

We are currently gathering other website addresses for places you might want to visit from here. For starters, here are a few that we have found very interesting. 

Look in the American Memory Project homepage at the Library of Congress. This offers some of the WPA life histories to browse through (www.loc.gov)

The Narrative Psychology sub-field of study offers an internet and resource guide (maple.lemoyne.edu/~hevern/narsyl.html)

The Center for Field Research at Earthwatch Institute sponsors scholarly research in folklore and oral history with many projects to sign up for where you can practice and improve your interviewing skills (www.earthwatch.org/cfr/)

For a new archive and internet search engine that tells you the most popular paths to other sites with related material, you might want to try: (www.alexa.com)

The diary project offers an extensive collection of primarily teenage diares that is very useful and interesting. (www.diaryproject.com)

The National Storytelling Association offers a wealth of information about the world of storytelling and a great many useful links to other good sites. (www.storynet.org)

"My History is America's History" is a millennium project of the National Endowment for the Humanities where you can exchange family stories and make your story part of the heritage we all share. (www.myhistory.org)