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→ Early registration: $395 through 28 May. Use code DODSUM26 at checkout.
→ Standard tuition: $495
→ Limited to 15 participants.
This 37.5-hour, live, online listening seminar unfolds across four intensive weekends. Grounded in audioethnography (oral history remix) and layered storytelling, the seminar examines how American cultural values, norms, and beliefs sustain the systems that shape perceptions of self, other, and difference.
The work is grounded in listening across difference—close attention to how people speak about their lives, and what those narratives reveal when placed in relation to history and structure. Participants work with interviews they conduct, as well as with one another’s, moving between personal narrative and broader social context.
The curriculum includes oral history interviewing, a live interview conducted by the facilitator with a special guest, collective listening, in addition to instruction in digital remixing and editing. The seminar culminates in a public Hearing Collective on the final day, where participants’ final remix projects will be played for the project’s narrators.
© Analog Collage by Vanessa Small Harrigan, 2022
→ Early registration: $395 through 28 May. Use code DODSUM26 at checkout.
→ Standard tuition: $495
→ Limited to 15 participants.
This 37.5-hour, live, online listening seminar unfolds across four intensive weekends. Grounded in audioethnography (oral history remix) and layered storytelling, the seminar examines how American cultural values, norms, and beliefs sustain the systems that shape perceptions of self, other, and difference.
The work is grounded in listening across difference—close attention to how people speak about their lives, and what those narratives reveal when placed in relation to history and structure. Participants work with interviews they conduct, as well as with one another’s, moving between personal narrative and broader social context.
The curriculum includes oral history interviewing, a live interview conducted by the facilitator with a special guest, collective listening, in addition to instruction in digital remixing and editing. The seminar culminates in a public Hearing Collective on the final day, where participants’ final remix projects will be played for the project’s narrators.
© Analog Collage by Vanessa Small Harrigan, 2022