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X-WR-CALNAME:Estelle Freedman and Natalie Marine-Street: Data Mining\, Meta
 -Data\, Encoding\, and More: Mixed Methods Analyses of Oral History Narrat
 ives
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DESCRIPTION:How can textual analysis methods help historians to utilize the
  archival trove of oral histories that have been digitized in the past dec
 ade\, along with those interviews born digital? \n\nThe Stanford Oral Hist
 ory Text Analysis Project\, which we created to explore twentieth-century 
 women’s narratives of sexual assault and harassment\, has compiled a cor
 pus of 2500 oral history transcripts from varied U.S. repositories. We dev
 eloped a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods\, including a
 n original search tool\, called Winnow\; NVivo coding\; metadata/coding an
 alysis\; and close reading. At this presentation we will illustrate how co
 mbining these methods help us understand which women recalled which types 
 of sexual violence\, the ways they spoke about them\, and how these narrat
 ives changed over time. In addition to the implications of the results for
  our understanding of sexual violence\, these mixed methods can be applied
  to any research topic. Our work encourages oral historians and archivists
  to adopt standard practices in order to enable widescale textual analysis
  of digital oral history transcripts.\n\nThis event is cosponsored with th
 e Department of History.\n\nThe presentation will include lunch and take p
 lace in the History Department\, Room 307. A Zoom link is available upon r
 equest from Office Management Intern\, Daniela Perez (perezd20@stanford.ed
 u).\n\nAbout the Presenters\n\n\n\nEstelle Freedman is the Edgar E. Robins
 on Professor in U.S. History (Emerit) at Stanford University\, where she c
 o-founded of the Program in Feminist\, Gender\, and Sexuality Studies. The
  recipient of multiple teaching awards\, she has held fellowships from the
  National Endowment for the Humanities\, the Guggenheim Memorial Foundatio
 n\, and the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences\, where s
 he is currently a Faculty Fellow. Her books include studies of women's pri
 son reform (Their Sisters' Keepers [1981] and Maternal Justice [1996]\; fe
 minism (No Turning Back [2002] and The Essential Feminist Reader [2007]\; 
 and\, with John D’Emilio\, sexuality (Intimate Matters [3d ed.\, 2012] a
 nd My Desire for History: Essays on Gay\, Community\, and Labor History by
  Allan Bérubé [2011]). Freedman is the author of the multiple award-winn
 ing Redefining Rape: Sexual Violence in the Era of Suffrage and Segregatio
 n (2013). She continues to study rape and harassment through the Stanford 
 Oral History Text Analysis Project. Her article “‘Not a Word Was Said 
 Ever Again’: Silence and Speech in Women’s Oral History Accounts of Se
 xual Harassment\,” appears in the Spring 2023 issue of the Oral History 
 Review. She is also co-producing/directing a documentary film about folk m
 usician and activist Faith Petric (1915-2013).\n\n\n\nNatalie Marine-Stree
 t supports university faculty and staff\, leaders\, and community members 
  documenting their lived experiences and stories of organizational\, socia
 l\, and technological change using her skills as a historian\, oral histor
 y interviewer\, and project manager. She currently manages the Stanford Hi
 storical Society's Oral History Program\, which documents the history of t
 he university through interviews with faculty\, staff\, and alumni\; condu
 cts theme-based projects on topics ranging from the experiences of the uni
 versity’s pioneering female faculty members to the history of Stanford
 ’s athletics program\; and serves as an oral history education and train
 ing resource to the university community.
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LOCATION:History Department\,  Room 307
SUMMARY:Estelle Freedman and Natalie Marine-Street: Data Mining\, Meta-Data
 \, Encoding\, and More: Mixed Methods Analyses of Oral History Narratives
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 e_marine-street_data_mining_meta-data_encoding_and_more_mixed_methods_anal
 yses_of_oral_history_narratives
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