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</html><description>This session features excerpts from Claremont Oral History Program interviews begun in 2009 to record and preserve the voices of Mormon women. Sponsored by the Singer Foundation, the project aims for 100 extensive transcribed interviews that deal with personal biography, attitudes toward LDS women&#x2019;s issues, and Church experience. The interviews are conducted by Mormon Studies &hellip;</description></oembed>
