Suzanne Snider (Founder/Director, Oral History Summer School 2012–) is a writer, documentarian, and educator who founded, in 2012, Oral History Summer School—which now runs year-round—in upstate New York with the companion audio archive, the Community Library of Voice and Sound (directed by Emma Brown). She consults with institutions and project teams including the National Public Housing Museum, MoMA, Center for Reproductive Rights and the Sing Sing Prison Museum. She has taught at Columbia University (OHMA), Bard’s Center for Curatorial Studies and she is a Part-Time Associate Professor at the New School. Prior to her work with adult learners, she taught in the New York City public school system (pre-K through 6th), and developed arts curriculum for visually impaired students at the New York Institute for Special Education.

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