Other association publications include pamphlets on such topics as community history and the legal aspects of oral history. The Oral History Association meets each fall in one of eight regions in North America. The annual meetings include panes and papers that address a wide variety of theoretical, topical, and practical issues related to oral history. Recent meeting themes have included community history, America since the Civil rights movement, and varieties of ethnic history. Workshop sessions emphasize practical matters such as legal concerns, media applications, and preservation and access.
Meetings also provide opportunities to get to know oral historians from around the world.