Oral History

Read Their Stories, Hear Their Voices

Oral histories have long been used to bring the voices of marginalized individuals and groups into the historical record. When used in this way, they can be a powerful, activist tool to document a shared past, create identity and community, and influence how future histories are written. We conduct oral history interviews with feminist psychologists to document, preserve, and explore the relationship between feminism and psychology. We hope that these first-hand accounts not only shape history, but also inspire new generations of feminist psychologists.

Browse Oral Histories

Read and listen to interviews conducted by members of the Psychology's Feminist Voices team with feminist psychologists from all over the world.