Bridget Bartolini reviewed the first two seasons of Queens Memory podcast. 2 of the show's creators @NatalieMilbrodt and Melody Cao were nice enough to answer our 5 questions about its new season exploring Asian American voices. oralhistoryreview.org/podcasts/5q-qu…

Don't miss Bridget Bartolini's review of Queens Memory season 1 (Memories of Migration) and season 2 (The Borough We Became: Queens Residents on Life during COVID-19) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Here’s a positive story about the successful fight in my NYC neighborhood to pedestrianize a long stretch of a city street

“It’s a huge benefit to my family, our friends, and the neighborhood because there are so few parks... We see people we know on the street, so it helps us feel more connected. It gives us space to just live.” -- Jonny Goldstein. @UrbanOmnibus urbanomnibus.net/2022/07/story-…

Depressingly accurate.

Be Ungovernable x.com/Gabriele_Corno…

Best press release I've ever read! Thanks @IATUOA!

Happy to be part of the #OHA2022 adventure. Again, a lot to learn and share. There are already interesting presentations surrounding the 34th Street #openstreet project by Briget Bartoloni FiveBoroStoryProject. An oral history of community involvement in their own street.

Thank you to everyone who got up bright and early for our panel at #oha2022 @OHAnetwork Annual Conference, with Meral Agish of Queens Memory, Bridget B of FiveBoroStoryProject & Storm Garner of Queens Night Market Vendor Stories OH Project. QM’s slides: bit.ly/QM-OHA22

“Indigenous storytelling, precedes oral history” #OHA2022

We had a great day at #OHA2022 yesterday, surrounded by incredibly passionate #oralhistory pros and orgs doing deeply meaningful work. The power of storytelling was in full effect. Reach out if you'd like to learn more about connecting with your own family through storytelling.

I gotta say, oral historians are a great bunch, and that's why it's been such a pleasure being part of the #oha2022 @OHAnetwork Annual Conference! Shout out to my co-presenters Meral Agish of Queens Memory, Storm Garner of Queens Night Market & @OZamoraFlores representing #Queens ❤

When I'm done with my thesis I want to get back out in the five boroughs! I haven't done programs in the Bronx or Staten Island in too long. Looking forward to new storytelling, oral history & community building collaborations!

Save the dates for Five Boro Story Project's December Events! First, catch us Weds Dec 14 at "Paseo Park Portraits Gallery Talk" in #JacksonHeights. Then Weds Dec 21 join us at "Una Noche de Joy: A Winter Solstice Gala" in #Williamsburg: mailchi.mp/b9ff5937d11b/f…

It’s #WinterSolstice ☀️ Greetings on the shortest day of the year from 111th Street A train stop in Richmond Hill. Enjoy the Sun when you can and know the days are getting longer! Photo Bridget Bartolini 2016 #richmondhillqueens #subwaynyc #111greenwoodave Bridget B

I'm excited to show a video in Diverse Streets Initiative's "Solidarity & Safe Spaces" exhibit and to have written a piece for the zine! Come join me at the celebration next Sat, March 4!

It was a privilege to be one of the interviewers on Columbia’s NYC Covid-19 Oral History project. I hesitated to read this, thinking of the feelings I'd have to wade through, but it’s a great read. Excited to see quotes from my narrators, myself, & the incredible project leaders!

Bridget B (2018) published "Story of a Street," an article in @UrbanOmnibus based on her research for her thesis, 34th Avenue Oral History in July 2022.

The renovation at Woodside-61st unearths a relic

A group of 6 violence interrupters in Fort Greene have been responding to shootings and de-escalating conflicts between youth in the neighborhood’s two public housing complexes for over a year. They’re doing the work without a salary or city contract. buff.ly/3Nzamoq