The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon
| Interviewee | Description | Interviewer | Date of Interview | Location of Interview | Affiliation | Collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jennifer Stevenson |
Fishermen's wives, mothers, and daughters have historically played integral roles in fishing families for generations. Responsibilities have typically included managing homes, children, and business operations. As fisheries management increases in complexity, the roles of women in fisheries is changing. While still maintaining their traditional roles, they are also expanding into management, research, and advocacy. In some circumstances, women are interacting regularly with other fishermen, processors, fisheries managers at both the state and federal levels, as well as researchers. |
Sarah Calhoun | Newport, OR | Voices of the West Coast, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA-NMFS | The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon | |
| Sara Skamsar |
Fishermen's wives, mothers, and daughters have historically played integral roles in fishing families for generations. Responsibilities have typically included managing homes, children, and business operations. As fisheries management increases in complexity, the roles of women in fisheries is changing. While still maintaining their traditional roles, they are also expanding into management, research, and advocacy. In some circumstances, women are interacting regularly with other fishermen, processors, fisheries managers at both the state and federal levels, as well as researchers. |
Sarah Calhoun | Newport, OR | Voices of the West Coast, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA-NMFS | The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon | |
| Tiffani Seitz |
Fishermen's wives, mothers, and daughters have historically played integral roles in fishing families for generations. Responsibilities have typically included managing homes, children, and business operations. As fisheries management increases in complexity, the roles of women in fisheries is changing. While still maintaining their traditional roles, they are also expanding into management, research, and advocacy. In some circumstances, women are interacting regularly with other fishermen, processors, fisheries managers at both the state and federal levels, as well as researchers. |
Sarah Calhoun | Morro Bay, CA | Voices of the West Coast, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA-NMFS | The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon | |
| Mary Schreiber |
Fishermen's wives, mothers, and daughters have historically played integral roles in fishing families for generations. Responsibilities have typically included managing homes, children, and business operations. As fisheries management increases in complexity, the roles of women in fisheries is changing. While still maintaining their traditional roles, they are also expanding into management, research, and advocacy. In some circumstances, women are interacting regularly with other fishermen, processors, fisheries managers at both the state and federal levels, as well as researchers. |
Sarah Calhoun | Garibaldi, OR | Voices of the West Coast, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA-NMFS | The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon | |
| Tia Retherford |
Fishermen's wives, mothers, and daughters have historically played integral roles in fishing families for generations. Responsibilities have typically included managing homes, children, and business operations. As fisheries management increases in complexity, the roles of women in fisheries is changing. While still maintaining their traditional roles, they are also expanding into management, research, and advocacy. In some circumstances, women are interacting regularly with other fishermen, processors, fisheries managers at both the state and federal levels, as well as researchers. |
Sarah Calhoun | Toledo, OR | Voices of the West Coast, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA-NMFS | The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon | |
| Kelsea Retherford |
Fishermen's wives, mothers, and daughters have historically played integral roles in fishing families for generations. Responsibilities have typically included managing homes, children, and business operations. As fisheries management increases in complexity, the roles of women in fisheries is changing. While still maintaining their traditional roles, they are also expanding into management, research, and advocacy. In some circumstances, women are interacting regularly with other fishermen, processors, fisheries managers at both the state and federal levels, as well as researchers. |
Sarah Calhoun | Toledo, OR | Voices of the West Coast, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA-NMFS | The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon | |
| Kelley Retherford |
Fishermen's wives, mothers, and daughters have historically played integral roles in fishing families for generations. Responsibilities have typically included managing homes, children, and business operations. As fisheries management increases in complexity, the roles of women in fisheries is changing. While still maintaining their traditional roles, they are also expanding into management, research, and advocacy. In some circumstances, women are interacting regularly with other fishermen, processors, fisheries managers at both the state and federal levels, as well as researchers. |
Sarah Calhoun | Toledo, OR | Voices of the West Coast, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA-NMFS | The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon | |
| Connie Kennedy |
Fishermen's wives, mothers, and daughters have historically played integral roles in fishing families for generations. Responsibilities have typically included managing homes, children, and business operations. As fisheries management increases in complexity, the roles of women in fisheries is changing. While still maintaining their traditional roles, they are also expanding into management, research, and advocacy. In some circumstances, women are interacting regularly with other fishermen, processors, fisheries managers at both the state and federal levels, as well as researchers. |
Sarah Calhoun | Coburg, OR | Voices of the West Coast, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA-NMFS | The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon | |
| Kaety Jacobson |
Fishermen's wives, mothers, and daughters have historically played integral roles in fishing families for generations. Responsibilities have typically included managing homes, children, and business operations. As fisheries management increases in complexity, the roles of women in fisheries is changing. While still maintaining their traditional roles, they are also expanding into management, research, and advocacy. In some circumstances, women are interacting regularly with other fishermen, processors, fisheries managers at both the state and federal levels, as well as researchers. |
Sarah Calhoun | Newport, OR | Voices of the West Coast, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA-NMFS | The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon | |
| Ginny Goblirsch |
Fishermen's wives, mothers, and daughters have historically played integral roles in fishing families for generations. Responsibilities have typically included managing homes, children, and business operations. As fisheries management increases in complexity, the roles of women in fisheries is changing. While still maintaining their traditional roles, they are also expanding into management, research, and advocacy. In some circumstances, women are interacting regularly with other fishermen, processors, fisheries managers at both the state and federal levels, as well as researchers. |
Sarah Calhoun | Newport, OR | Voices of the West Coast, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA-NMFS | The Lives of Fishermen's Wives, Mothers, and Daughters - Oregon |
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