FAIR Memories: A workflow for the Preservation and Reuse of Analogue Oral History Collections project poster 2nd OSCARS AGM 2026

Giuliana Benvenuti; Francesca G. Tomasi; Stephen Gundle; Nike Francesca Del Quercio; Laurent Antoine Fintoni

doi:10.5281/zenodo.18790166

February 26, 2026Open Access

FAIR Memories: A workflow for the Preservation and Reuse of Analogue Oral History Collections project poster 2nd OSCARS AGM 2026

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Key Points

The aim is to present a workflow for the effective preservation and reuse of analogue oral history collections.
Developed a structured workflow based on FAIR principles
Focused on analogue oral history collections
Presented findings at the OSCARS 2nd Annual General Meeting
Highlighted the importance of preserving oral histories for future research
Demonstrated methods to enhance data reuse
Provided insights into community engagement and research impact

Implication

Poster presentation showcases a workflow for preserving and reusing oral history collections, indicating benefits for research and society.

Abstract

A poster presentation of the FAIR Memories Project (01-1173, 2nd OSCARS Open Call) at the OSCARS 2nd Annual General Meeting, Seville, Spain, 2026.Funded by: OSCARS — O.S.C.A.R.S. - Open Science Clusters’ Action for Research and Society

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