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Chelsea Rose digs into the recent past in this episode of Underground History.

Daryl Davis is the featured subject of a documentary film by Matt Ornstein.

Film director Kyle Henry joins the Exchange to discuss his film and the sensitive issues it explores.

The day-long celebration is produced by the Southern Oregon Chinese Cultural Association.

Author explores why over the past 20 years, Native identity on Census forms has ballooned from 4 million to nearly 10 million.

Comedian Sam Miller shares lessons learned on his hard-fought journey to sobriety, family and comedy.

The documentary "Outliers and Outlaws" is one piece of the University of Oregon's Eugene Lesbian History Project.

The book is still a valued resource, but it has been transformed by digital technology.

Immigrant Story Live (TIS), a month-long exhibit at PRAx, and a new OSU Press story collection, highlight the role of personal narrative in the telling of history and healing.

Holocaust survivor, Felicia Lubliner felt driven to remind us that the millions who perished were not defined by their deaths but by their lives-their joys, dreams, loves.

JPR's Vanessa Finney gets recommendations for this season's reading from three local booksellers: Lynn and Kat from The Book Exchange and Megan from Bloomsbury Books.

Midge Raymond's new novel love and tragedy is based on a true story.