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1. Marsha Botzer Discussing How Ingersoll Made Connections For The Community - February 19, 2020

Description:
A clip from Marsha Botzer's oral history discussing how Ingersoll made connections for the community to better their lives.
Creator:
Trans Activism Oral History Project
Publisher:
The Transgender Archives
Contributors:
Interviewer: Evan Taylor
Date:
February 19 2020
Collection:
Trans Activism Oral History Project
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2. Marsha Botzer Discussing Organizing In Secret For Survival - February 19, 2020

Description:
A clip from Marsha Botzer's oral history discussing the ways that Ingersoll organized in secret.
Creator:
Trans Activism Oral History Project
Publisher:
The Transgender Archives
Contributors:
Interviewer: Evan Taylor
Date:
February 19 2020
Collection:
Trans Activism Oral History Project
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3. Marsha Botzer (March, 1994) © Mariette Pathy Allen

Description:
IFGE “Coming Together - Working Together” Convention
Creator:
© Mariette Pathy Allen
Date:
March 1994
Format:
Photograph (.tif)
Rights:
© Mariette Pathy Allen
Location(s):
Portland, Oregon
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4. Interview with Marsha Botzer

Description:
Marsha talks about her extensive history in activism with marginalized people and communities, as well as in the labour movement. She pays particular attention to founding Ingersoll.Narrator Name: Marsha Botzer. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: She.
Subjects:
Healthcare; Identity; Ingersoll; Organizations; Rights; Activism: Community; Hope; Humanity; Political Activism; Support group; Washington
Subjects Facet:
Botzer, Marsha
Publisher:
Transgender Archives; TheArquives
Contributors:
Devor, Aaron; Taylor, Evan; Brown, Elspeth; Botzer, Marsha
Date:
2020-02-19
Genre:
transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)
Genre Facet:
transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)
Language:
eng
Rights:
Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Unless otherwise specified, this material is made available on this site for non-commercial purposes only. All other uses require permission of the copyright holder.
Provenance:
University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
Collection:
Trans Activism Oral History Project
Location(s):
Washington (State)--Seattle; 47.60621, -122.33207
Coverage-Temporal:
1962/2020
Date Digitized:
2020-02-19
Commentary:
PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.
Geographic Coordinates:
47.60621, -122.33207