QUESTION: oral history repositories?

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I'm conducting an oral history about the transformation of Wicca from a occult fascination into an officially-recognized, socio-political community. I have plenty of respondents and there is a wealth of literature on the history of modern Neo-pagan faith communities, but my question is- where can I deposit my research once it is completed?

I've searched for research depositories that focus on religious studies, but I'm still at a loss. None seem to have an open submission policy- they usually limit themselves to students or faculty at the University in question or have been closed.

Any ideas of where I can start searching? Even beyond a religious studies depository, is there some kind of research collection that focuses on counterculture groups or marginalized communities?

Thanks, and keep up the good work!

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Google gets 137 hits for the search: "oral history repositories", and limiting to “official ones, using site:gov (4 hits) and site:edu (8 hits) may cause you to miss some very promising .com or .org

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