Indigenous Oral Histories are significant sources of knowledge for Indigenous Peoples. Historically, Western society has not properly acknowledged Indigenous Oral Histories and as such these Histories have been devalued, stolen or appropriated. Oral Histories may include works that Westerners would label as folklore or myths. Elder Knowledge is a form of Oral Histories that Westerners would label as "personal communications". In Indigenous Communities all Oral Histories are authoritative sources and should be treated with care and respect.
Oral History: Web Resources
Oral History: DVDs and Streaming
Thank you to the Kwantlen Polytechnic University's Indigenous Studies Guide for these resources and context. Please also see their page on citing Indigenous oral histories.