Preservation copies of oral history audio, 2014

This collection is made up entirely of oral history interviews, their transcriptions, and other project paperwork. No other materials accompanied the collection. The interviews detail not only the history of the Dayton Occupy movement, but also the perceived socio-economic issues facing the city and the surrounding Miami Valley currently. In addition, the interviews also discuss the Occupy Movement generally and its future. Each folder in the collection contains the transcript of the interview and the interviewee/interviewer release forms. Preservation copies of the audio interviews can be found in the E-Archive (ms499_e0001), and reference copies (on DVD) of the same content can be found in Box 1. A copy of Mr. Pitzer’s original project proposal, which includes background information about the movement, as well as details about the methodology of the project is also included.