World Affairs Forum sponsors film seriesGrab some Ju Ju Bees and be prepared to be entertained as The World Affairs Forum (WAF) is sponsoring a film series that is opened to the public held at Seton Hill University (SHU). Read more: World Affairs Forum sponsors film series>>
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ColumnsHarlan Gallery In the back gallery of Seton Hill University’s Harlan Gallery there is a room dedicated to the stories of local women and men who were involved in the women’s movement. Their photos hang on the walls accompanied by their personal stories while a movie is projected onto the wall showing their interviews. It is an oral history multimedia project entitled “In Sisterhood: The Women’s Movement in Pittsburgh.” Charlene Hunt, owner and administrator of Transcribing4You.com, has been listening to the interviews and typing the project verbatim. Eventually the audio files will be archived at the University of Pittsburgh. |
