Oral history interview with Diana Wilson (audio recording and transcript)

Diane discusses how her personal biography led to her becoming interested in the environment and women’s studies separately. She discusses some of the gaps she sees between the ‘mainstream’ feminist movement and environmentalist movements, and spends considerable time discussing her engagement with ecofeminism. Diane also touches on sexuality, heternormativity and whiteness at the camp.

06-Jul-96

Sound recording, Oral histories