Facilitating local stories in post-disaster regional communities : evaluation in narrative-driven oral history projects
Facilitating local stories in post-disaster regional communities : evaluation in narrative-driven oral history projects
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促进灾后区域社区的当地故事：叙事驱动的口述历史项目的评估
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2016
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Helen Klaebe
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Helen Klaebe
2011年2月3日凌晨，气旋雅西袭击了澳大利亚北方昆士兰州的食火鸡海岸，摧毁了许多房屋和财产，包括卡德威尔和地区历史协会的房舍。
随着他们自己的家园被夷为平地，许多居民被迫与大家庭住在移动的住所，或者完全离开该地区。然而，历史学会的成员似乎对他们被夷为平地的前滨博物馆和他们珍贵的材料收藏的损失感到特别震惊。澳大利亚昆士兰分支口述历史协会（OHAA Qld）与昆士兰州科技大学（QUT）的一个研究小组沿着发起了一次援助呼吁，以最好地计划如何开始收拾残局重建博物馆。
本章强调社区需要以可持续和对他们有意义的方式收集、保存和介绍自己的故事-无论是因为灾害，还是在他们在当代社区的生活中-关键是，在关键时刻沿着提供良好的建议、专业支持和嵌入式评价做法可能至关重要。
Cyclone Yasi struck the Cassowary Coast of Northern Queensland, Australia, in the early hours of February 3, 2011, destroying many homes and property, including the destruction of the Cardwell and district historical society’s premises.
With their own homes flattened, many residents were forced to live in mobile accommodation, with extended family, or leave the area altogether. The historical society members seemed, however, particularly devastated by their flattened foreshore museum and loss of their precious collection of material. A call for assistance was made through the Oral History Association of Australia’s Queensland branch (OHAA Qld), which along with a Queensland University of Technology (QUT) research team sponsored a trip to best plan how they could start to pick up the pieces to rebuild the museum.
This chapter highlights the need for communities to gather, preserve and present their own stories, in a way that is sustainable and meaningful to them – whether that be because of a disaster, or as they go about life in their contemporary communities – the key being that good advice, professional support and embedded evaluation practices at crucial moments along the way can be critically important.