Preserving Latinx Stories: A Conversation with NPR’s VP of Research, Archives, and Strategy
April 30 / 12pm-1pm / Zoom
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Join us for a virtual conversation on April 23 at noon, co-hosted by the University Library and the Center for Latina/o and Latin American Studies. Our guest speaker, Laura Soto-Barra, NPR’s VP of Research, Archives, and Strategy, will share insights on:
- The history of NPR, its archive, and its importance in preserving cultural heritage.
- The significance of preserving Latinx stories, particularly those produced during the 1980s under NPR’s Department of Specialized Audience Programs (DSAP).
This event highlights the importance of archiving and digitizing Latinx stories, and the efforts underway to preserve this vital piece of history.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about NPR’s archival work and the significance of preserving Latinx voices. We hope you can join us for this fascinating conversation!
This event will be moderated by Chris Chávez, CLLAS Director and Carolyn Silva Chambers Distinguished Professor of Advertising at University of Oregon.