Elena Razlogova is an Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Concordia University in Montreal. She co-directs the Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling at Concordia and directs the
Concordia Digital History Lab at the Centre. Prior to her current job she worked at CHNM for ten years as a webmaster. At CHNM, she is the Associate Producer of
Gulag: Many Days, Many Lives. At Concordia, she also works on utilities for collaborative media and biographical research in CHNM's open source tool, Zotero.
Her own research focuses on the ways ordinary Americans perceived, interacted with, and shaped large cultural and political institutions. She has published articles on true crime radio listening in
American Quarterly and (with Lisa Lynch) on public views of U.S. detention practices at Guantanamo in an online multimedia journal
Vectors. Her book,
The Listener's Voice: A Story of Radio, Reciprocity and Greed, is forthcoming from the University of Pennsylvania Press in 2008.
