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Ina Porselius
No full textAvgangsarbeid av Ina Porselius, MA billedkunst. Essay "Om att komma någonstans ifrån och sen hamna någon annanstans" og fotografier av kunstverk i avgangsutstillingen Plural Plur. Fotograf: Istvan Vira
Ina Winokur
No full textIna Winokur, from Poland, provides Holocaust survivor testimony. Interviewers: Rabbi Sam Kenner and Deborah Shelkan Remis. Camera: Richard Adelman. Filmed at Continental Cablevision, Beverly, Massachusetts
Ina Ludwig Interview
No full textInterview with Ina Ludwig, as part of the Hearing Hazelton History project, managed by the Hazelton Area Historical Association.Attribution incomplet
GarrettLab/INA: First release of the INA R package for impact network analysis
No full textThe INA R package performs impact network analysis. More information about this analysis is available in the following paper:
Garrett, K. A. 2021. Impact network analysis and the INA R package: Decision support for regional management interventions. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, in press
Vernal quilt Ina Hatch
No full textImage of Vernal quilt created in 1840-1850 by Ina Hatch. Also includes questionnaires describing the quilt completed by County D.U.P Museam as part of the Utah Quilt Guild\u27s documentation days held from 1988-1994
Interview with Ina Soderblom
Full text linkAn interview with Ina Soderblom regarding her experiences in a one-room school house.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/ors/1099/thumbnail.jp
Interview with Ina Buss
No full textIna Buss talks about her life and family.https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/rgvoralhistories/1042/thumbnail.jp
Brief von Ina Paul-Horn an Kurt Rothschild
No full textBRIEF VON INA PAUL-HORN AN KURT ROTHSCHILD
Brief von Ina Paul-Horn an Kurt Rothschild ([1]
Sister Ina Marie Nosack oral history recording
Full text linkSister Ina Marie Nosack was born in 1926 in Gervais, Oregon. She spent her senior year of high school at Saint Mary of the Valley (now Valley Catholic) and after high school entered the convent at Sisters of Saint Mary. While working as a teacher, Sister Ina earned a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in education. She spent several months in Mexico learning Spanish, then worked in the Amazon region of Peru as the principal of a school from 1966 – 1973. After returning from Peru, Sister Ina resumed work as an educator, but after some years made a conscious decision to work with the Hispanic community and became the director of religious education at the Saint Alexander parish in Cornelius. St. Alexander was the first church in the area to offer mass in both Spanish and English.
Sister Ina Marie details the ways she sought to assist families and individuals in and beyond her formal duties at Saint Alexander parish. Sister Ina recounts the pain of seeing migrant families struggle to survive or support loved ones, but also the joy of seeing migrant workers and their children build successful lives for themselves in Oregon. She recounts tension between different groups, but also how individuals from different backgrounds came together to provide aid and form bonds with newer arrivals. There is a transcript of this interview
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