Brooklyn Public Library’s Hurricane Sandy Oral History Project

The Brooklyn Public Library is inviting all Brooklyn residents to participate in its Hurricane Sandy Oral History Project. News articles and statistics don’t equate to personal narratives recounting the emotional impact of the storm.

Participants will be interviewed for 20-30 minutes and their stories will be preserved in a permanent collection and many will be available online.

If you’re interested in being apart of the project, email June Koffi at j.koffi AT brooklynpubliclibrary.org.

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Julie Morse lives in San Francisco and is a poetry teacher. She can be found @JulieMorse16.

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