Identifier

OBJ_643_sideA_01; OBJ_643_sideB_01

Title

Anne Marshall Interview

Description

An interview of Anne Marshall conducted by Sara Diamond. Marshall discusses her early life and move to B.C; her first introduction to trade unionism in 1924 when she met supporters of the Longshore strike at her waitressing job; protection and integration of immigrant workers; equal pensions for women; piecework; racism; wages and hours of work; policing the contracts.

Format

MP3

PDF, 58 pages

Type

Audio cassette

Typed transcript

Creator

See all items with this valueWomen's Labour History Project

See all items with this valueSara Diamond

Date Created

2024

Is Part Of

See all items with this valueSara Diamond fonds

Contributor

Anne Marshall

Theme

See all items with this valueLabour

See all items with this valueLabour

Sub-theme

Trade Union

Subject

Women and Trade Unions

Unemployment

British Columbia

Restaurant Sector

Laundry Workers

Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union Local 28

Tags and Specific Analysis

Feminism

Strike

Places, Locations and Nations

Vancouver (Mainstreet, Chinatown)

Vancouver, Canada.

Unceded territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.

Source

See all items with this valueVIVO Media Arts Centre

Provenance

The personal archive of Dr. Sara Diamond donated to the Crista Dahl Media Library and Archive in 2018. This material is part of the Women's Labour History Project oral history series.

Sara Diamond was the interviewer.

Access Rights

For research purposes. Requires permission to publish. Please contact the archivist