Italian American Memories Documentary Archive
Ìýstemmed from the graduate course "Italian America: Translating Identities" taught by Prof. Ilaria Serra in 2017, andÌýwas founded by then graduate students Viviana Pezzullo, Federico Tiberini and Vincenza Iadevaia, with the later addition of Domenica Diraviam. They were featured in theÌý
. The Italian Studies program is proud and grateful for these students' work.
The project is an ongoing depository of archival material on Italian American History. It is constantly enriched by contributions from scholars, graduate and undergraduate students and fresh material elaborated during the GKA Hamma Kappa Alpha Research days at Â鶹ŮÀÉ.
Italian American Oral History Archive
The Italian Studies program supports the addition of theÌý
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.
The Italian American Oral History ArchiveÌýwasÌý
created and developed by the Italian faculty and graduate students of the Department of Languages Linguistics and Comparative Literature. It stemmed from the graduate course "Italian America: Translating Identities" taught by Prof. Ilaria Serra in 2017, which was attended by enthusiastic and capable graduate students.
This project produces interviews with Italian Americans living in South Florida to record and preserve the memory of an overlooked immigration, and to offer primary source material for researchers, educations and general public.
If you are interested in contributing to the project, please email
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iserra1@fau.edu.
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Links to other digital Italian American Oral History Projects:
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Ìýdirected by Dr. Daniele Fioretti in Miami University, Ohio
Ìýin the Heinz History Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
at Fordham University, New York
Ìýat Wake Forrest University, North Carolina