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Veverly Campbell is an educator who has worked in particular with underserved children in Portland. She was interviewed by Ruth Kornberg for the Oregon Black Pioneers Oral History Collection (OH…
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Portland native Bill Rutherford has enjoyed a long career as an artist, cartographer and technical illustrator. He was interviewed by Ruth Kornberg for the Oregon Black Pioneers Oral History…
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Portland native Richard Hunter is a pastor, community activist and retired Oregon Department of Transportation employee. He was interviewed by Ruth Kornberg for the Oregon Black Pioneers Oral History…
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Kay Toran, a longtime Portland resident, has held positions including Director of Affirmative Action for the state of Oregon, and President of Volunteers of America Oregon. She was interviewed by…
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Portland native Joy Pruitt was a teacher and active member of the Urban League of Portland. She was interviewed by Ruth Kornberg for the Oregon Black Pioneers Oral History Collection (OH 042), which…
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Geraldine Hammond enjoyed a long career in education, including stints as the first African American school principal in the Salem, Oregon school district and, later, as the district's…
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Eugene, Oregon resident Charmaine Coleman enjoyed a career as a teacher and Democratic Party activist. She was interviewed by Ruth Kornberg for the Oregon Black Pioneers Oral History Collection (OH…
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Judy Boyer enjoyed a varied career working for the AFL-CIO as well as nonprofit organizations, primarily in the employment and training field. She was interviewed by Ruth Kornberg for the Oregon…
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Robert Boyer is a Portland resident who enjoyed a varied career, including a tenure as manager of the King Neighborhood Facility in northeast Portland. In 1995, Boyer also served a one-year term as…
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Portland native Aletha Chavis enjoyed a long career in education, including a tenure as vice principal of Grant High School and, later, as director of personnel for the Portland public schools. This…
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Portland native Aletha Chavis enjoyed a long career in education, including a tenure as vice principal of Grant High School and, later, as director of personnel for the Portland public schools. This…
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The son of Annie Mims, Willie Mims was interviewed in 1993 by members of the Black History Club at Jefferson Middle School for the "Matriarchs of the Eugene Black Community Interviewing…
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Pearlie Mae Washington, who does not appear on camera, was interviewed in 1993 by members of the Black History Club at Jefferson Middle School for the "Matriarchs of the Eugene Black Community…
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Pauline Davidson, the daughter of Bertha Mae Johnson niece of Bernice Johnson, was interviewed in 1993 by members of the Black History Club at Jefferson Middle School for the "Matriarchs of the…
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Mattie Reynolds was interviewed in 1993 by members of the Black History Club at Jefferson Middle School for the "Matriarchs of the Eugene Black Community Interviewing Project." This is…
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Mattie Reynolds was interviewed in 1993 by members of the Black History Club at Jefferson Middle School for the "Matriarchs of the Eugene Black Community Interviewing Project." This is…
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