Activism-Social or related

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Aaron Aupperle

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Ashley Swartz

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Barbara DiBernard

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Cami Cavanaugh-Rawlings

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Chuck Martens

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Donald Callen Freed

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Emily Borgmann

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Eris Koleszar

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Gary Emenitove

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Harry Di Lise

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John Smid

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Karen Granberg

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Margret Fennell

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Pat Tetreault

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Ron Holt

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Scott Jones

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Sue Stroesser

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Tommy Young-Dennis

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Meredith Bacon

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Carla Ruiz

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Daniel Cobos

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Lauren Ward

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Michael Gordon

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Nick Newman

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Terry Sweeney

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Lynne Mytty

Activism is engaging in efforts to produce social, political, economic, or environmental reform.


All interviews were collected in 2016-2020 for the Queer Omaha Archives in UNO Libraries' Archives and Special Collections. The first interviews were collected by Dr. Jay Irwin in 2016 and his students in the Intro to LGBTQ Studies Sociology course in fall 2016. Since 2017, Luke Wegener has collected interviews for LGBTQ+ Voices: The Queer Omaha Archives Oral History Project. 

Oral history is one of many sources available to consult as part of your research. It reflects the experience of an individual and shares personal opinions offered by the interviewee in response to questioning. Additional sources can verify and provide additional information to the narrative of events presented in oral histories. Contact UNO Libraries’ Archives & Special Collections to continue your research, find additional sources, or learn more.