Oral history interviews on women as adult educators by Robyn Hanstock, October 2005-July 2007

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October 2005-July 2007

Nonmusical Sound Recordings, Oral Histories

971110

20 audio discs (20 hrs.) - compact disc - 12 cm

Oral history component of research for a PhD thesis by Robyn Hanstock entitled 'Learning journeys in women's organisations : adult education outside conventional settings' (University of New England, 2009).

The aim of the study was to write women into the history of adult education in Australia, focusing on those involved in women's organisations.

Reference:
Library correspondence file

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Item 01: Marie Cavanagh interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 02: Betty Chiswell interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 03: Gloria Cook interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 04: Ronelle Cook interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 05: Jean Ferrington interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 06: Helen Gee interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 07: Pamela Gilbert and Wendy Macallister interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 08: Coral Hodges interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 09: Cecily Jackson interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 10: Christine Jensen interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 11: Heather Joynes interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 12: Catherine McGrath, Moya Potts and Chris McKirdy interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 13: Mary Jane Mahony interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 14: Helen Marsh interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 15: Leonie Morrow interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 16: Dorn Newton, Win Shephard, Sandra Fox, Heather Lamerton, Yvonne Wilcock and Elvie Short interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 17: Isobel Pollard interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 18: Jean Raddon interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 19: Betty Tate, Zona Pitman and Phyllis Pavey interview by Robyn Hanstock

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Item 20: June Young interview by Robyn Hanstock

In copyright:
Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and courtesy copyright holder

Information transferred from the Oral History Accession Register as part of the eRecords Project, 2011-2012

These interviews were conducted by Robyn Hanstock as part of research for PhD thesis, Learning Journeys in Women’s Organisations, Adult Education Outside Conventional Settings, 2009, for the University of New England.