New Bedford Processing Workers, 2007-2010

  • Collection DOI:
    Principal Investigator:
    Patricia Pinto da Silva
  • This oral history collection with immigrant women in the fish industry documents better the experiences of the women working in the fish industry and how the regulations of the government and other factors would affect their lives and the lives of their families. 

Interviewee Sort descending Collection Description Interviewer Date of Interview Location of Interview Affiliation
Anonymous, #4 New Bedford Processing Workers, 2007-2010

Interviewee discusses her experience as a female seafood processor worker, how she came to work in the industry, and how government regulations affect her life and her family.

Corinn Williams New Bedford, MA Northeast Fisheries Science Center - NOAA
Anonymous, #5 New Bedford Processing Workers, 2007-2010

Interviewee discusses her experience as a female seafood processor worker, how she came to work in the industry, and how government regulations affect her life and her family.

Corinn Williams New Bedford, MA Northeast Fisheries Science Center - NOAA
Anonymous, #6 New Bedford Processing Workers, 2007-2010

Interviewee discusses her experience as a female seafood processor worker, how she came to work in the industry, and how government regulations affect her life and her family.

Corinn Williams New Bedford, MA Northeast Fisheries Science Center - NOAA
Anonymous, #8 New Bedford Processing Workers, 2007-2010

Interviewee discusses her experience as a female seafood processor worker, how she came to work in the industry, and how government regulations affect her life and her family.

Corinn Williams New Bedford, MA Northeast Fisheries Science Center - NOAA
Anonymous, 9 New Bedford Processing Workers, 2007-2010

Interviewee discusses her experience as a female seafood processor worker, how she came to work in the industry, and how government regulations affect her life and her family.

Corinn Williams New Bedford, MA Northeast Fisheries Science Center - NOAA