Women in Southeast North Carolina

Interview with Virginia Wright-Frierson, artist and author/illustrator of such children's books as An Island Scrapbook and A North American Rainforest Scrapbook. Here, she discusses her arts education and aesthetic sense, her career as an illustrator, and specific projects she has completed, which includes creating a mural at Columbine High School.

Interview with Wilmington artist Fritzi Huber, in which she discusses her background, her mentors in the arts, the history and techniques of hand papermaking, and some of her projects for the local community.

In this interview, local ceramics artist Gayle Tustin discusses her craft, her education and training, her preferred techniques, and the individuals and life experiences that have inspired her as an artist.

Interview with artist Jane Baldridge in which she discusses her background and arts education, her aesthetic, current projects and highlights from her artistic career, and the local arts community in Wilmington.

Interview with Tracy Wilkes, co-founder and Executive Director of DREAMS of Wilmington, a non-profit organization which provides a performance and visual arts-based youth development program to at-risk children and teenagers.

In this interview, James Walker graduate and Wilmington native Diane Satterfield shares details regarding her training and experiences as a nursing student in the early 60's and her subsequent professional nursing career.

This interview with Mrs. Newton spans her training as a nurse at James Walker School of Nursing. The brunt of this interview was looking through her collection of artifacts remaining from the school. This serves as a video catalog of objects with her narrative.

In this interview, Rosa Chadwick Handley recalls her experience as a student at Williston Junior High and High School in the 60's, including academics and extracurriculars, the faculty-student dynamic, and the character, atmosphere, and significance of the Williston environment.

Interview with Lethia Hankins in which she discusses her long association with education, particularly with Williston. She was a student at Williston Elementary, Williston Industrial High School, and Williston High School. After college, she returned to Williston High School as an English Teacher. When Williston was closed for integration, she became a teacher at Hoggard High School and later at Laney High School. Included is a brief mention of the Wilmington 10 incident.