Meet the 2024 Community Storytelling Fellows
Oregon Humanities is excited to announce the recipients of the 2024 Community Storytelling Fellowship,
Fellowships
Our fellowship programs support individuals in sharing art and stories across the state
Tonalidades de la Vida / Shades of Life
Ana Maria Rodriguez on family, field work, and the many meanings of "green."
Reclaiming Our Language
How Klamath people are working to revitalize their language. By Ke-ash Ne-Asht Sheshatko
Interview: Rafael Romero Vejar on Field Work and Family
Rafael Romero speaks with his father, Rafael Romero Vejar, about his experiences working in agriculture and the dreams he has for his family.
Entrevista: Rafael Romero Vejar habla de la vida del campo y sus sueños por su familia
Rafael Romero habla con su padre, Rafael Romero Vejar, Subre su vida de trabajo en el campo, su experiencia de migración, y lo que quiere para su familia.
“My Heart Belongs Where the Trees Are”
Community Storytelling Fellow Bruce Poinsette explores Black placemaking in Eastern Oregon.
Strengthening Community and Connection through Storytelling
Bruce Poinsette and Jennifer Perrine talk about what it means to tell stories rooted in community.