Interview with Marsha Botzer

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.

In Collection:

• Trans Activism Oral History Project

Contributor

• Devor, Aaron
• Taylor, Evan
• Brown, Elspeth
• Botzer, Marsha

Subject

• Botzer, Marsha

Publisher

• Transgender Archives
• TheArquives

Language

• eng

Keyword

• Rights
• Organizations
• Healthcare
• Hope
• Ingersoll
• Support group
• Activism: Community
• Political Activism
• Washington
• Identity
• Humanity

Date created

• February 19, 2020

Resource type

• Moving Image
• Text

Rights statement

• Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial

Extent

• 02:09:08

Geographic Coverage

• Washington (State)--Seattle

Coordinates

• 47.60621, -122.33207

Chronological coverage

• 1962 to 2020

Collection

• Trans Activism Oral History Project

Provider

• University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Sponsor

• Chair in Transgender Studies
• Devor, Aaron
• Taylor, Evan
• LGBTQ Oral History Digital Collaboratory
• Brown, Elspeth

Genre

• transcripts
• video recordings (physical artifacts)
• oral histories (literary genre)

Date digitized

• February 19, 2020

Technical note

• PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Rights

• 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.

DOI

•  https://doi.org/10.58066/1m3q-n275