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Field name | Value |
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Title | Interview with Betty Welch |
Reference | 2011.07.14 CD 01 |
Library | 5th of July Resource Center for Self-Determination & Freedom, Weeksville Heritage Center |
Collection Name | 2011 Weeksville Oral History Series, Weeksville Oral History Collection |
Collection Overview | The 2011 Oral History Collection provides information on the individuals associated with Historic Weeksville and Brooklyn. They document Weeksville and Brooklyn personal histories and memories from the early 1900s. |
Date | 9 Aug 2011 |
Description | Betty Walch was a member of the society that took an interest in the history of Weeksville, and here details her time involved and the people who took part, as well as touching on other issues of the day such as desegregation and schooling. |
Document Type | Oral History (Audio) |
Theme(s) | Education and Training; Organisations, Associations and Societies |
Keywords | schools, family, desegregation, education, university, poverty, community protest, employment, students, equality, civil rights, heritage preservation, integration, community development, wages, property, womanhood, unionism, community organisations |
Places | Weeksville, Brooklyn, New York |
People | Kennedy, John F; Kennedy, Jacqueline; Kennedy, Robert; King, Martin Luther, Jr; Vann, Albert; Weusi, Jitu; Maynard, Joan; Hurley, James |
Organisations/Associations | Bedford-Stuyvesant Youth-In-Action (YIA); Society for the Preservation of Weeksville and Bedford-Stuyvesant History; African-American Teachers Association (ATA) |
Note | Please note that some of the metadata for this document has been drawn from the catalogue of Weeksville Heritage Center. |
Name | Welch, Betty |
Interviewer | Greenidge, Kaitlyn |
Date of Recording | 9 Aug 2011 |
Duration | 01:47:01 |
Copyright | 5th of July Resource Center for Self-Determination & Freedom, Weeksville Heritage Center |