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Posts tagged as “Library of Congress”
On April 1, 2022, the National Court Reporters Association and Foundation (NCRA and NCRF) entered into a five-year memorandum of understanding with the Library of…
On Nov. 10, the National Court Reporters Foundation (NCRF), in conjunction with the Library of Congress (LOC), collected the oral histories of 10 U.S. veterans…
On Feb. 10, the Library of Congress posted a blog written by April Weiner, Manager of the National Court Reporters Foundation. The blog provided insight…
The Washington Post posted an article on May 9 about an exhibit at the Library of Congress entitled “Drawing Justice: The Art of Courtroom Illustration,”…
By April Weiner The National Court Reporters Foundation (NCRF) is pleased to announce a new initiative as part of its Oral Histories Program: the Hard-of-Hearing…
By April Weiner To commemorate Purple Heart Day on Aug. 7, NCRA and its charitable arm, the National Court Reporters Foundation, hosted a Veterans History…
By Jessica L. Jaynes While attending the 2016 NCRA Legislative Boot Camp, I decided to make the most of my downtime between meetings on Capitol…
The Military Times reported on Feb. 25 that the Library of Congress Veterans History Project, which collects and preserves the stories of U.S. war veterans,…
As the Sept. 30 educational cycle deadline looms, NCRA members are looking for ways to earn last-minute credits. For these reporters, the National Court Reporters…
The Daily Herald posted an article on Nov. 11 about the Veterans History Project event held in Lake County, Ill. A total of 34 veterans…
NCRF has announced that NCRA members exceeded the challenge to submit 3,500 oral histories of American war veterans to the Library of Congress’ Veterans History…
An article posted on Fox43.com on Aug. 21 highlights a call for local veterans who served during WWII or the Korean War to share their…
Court reporters from the 8th Judicial District in Illinois will be volunteering their time for five days this year to hear stories from local veterans,…
This past March marked the 10-year anniversary of the National Court Reporter Foundation’s participation with the Veterans History Project. When celebrating an anniversary, it’s common…
Since 2003, NCRF has partnered with the Library of Congress to help transcribe the more than 85,000 oral histories already collected for the Veterans History…
Once again, court reporters around the country will honor our nation’s wartime veterans by hosting Veterans History Project Days in recognition of the Veterans Day…
Nothing is more inspiring than reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in a room full of United States veterans. These men and women have served in…
2013 marks the 10th anniversary of NCRF’s official partnership with the Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress. NCRF called on NCRA’s membership to…
The National Court Reporters Foundation announced that a fourth official partner has joined its Oral Histories Program: the Illinois Secretary of State’s Illinois State Library.…