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Titles |
India Association of Minnesota Oral History Project - IAM History: Interview with Shanti Shah |
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Description |
BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: Shanti Shah moved to Minnesota in 1974 and began meeting members of the Indian community. She was involved in the School of India for Languages and Culture [SILC] and the India Association of Minnesota [IAM] and became president of IAM in the 1990s. SUBJECTS DISCUSSED: Moving to Canada; getting married; coming to Minnesota and meeting members of the Indian community; becoming involved in IAM and SILC; funding for SILC; participation in the Festival of Nations and working in the café and the exhibit; participation of Indian children in the Festival of Nations; inception of the Festival of India; European views of India; involvement in the Trustee Advisory Council, which is part of IAM; serving on the board of IAM; gender roles; involvement in the Asian Indian Women's Association [AIWA] and the Minnesota Asian Democratic Association [MAIDA]; events involved in while serving as IAM president; importance of the arts; reasons for the success of IAM; and the younger membership of IAM. |
Quantity |
1.5 hours sound cassette 18 pages transcript |
Format |
Content Category: sound recordings Content Category: text |
Measurements |
00:53:39 running time |
Creation |
Interviewer: Sonifer, Polly Interviewee: Shah, Ms. Shanti |
Subjects |
East Indian Americans -- Minnesota. |
Dates |
Creation: 10/29/2004 |
Holding Type | Oral History - Interview |
Identifiers |
OH 119 (Library Call Number) AV2007.24.11 (Accession Number) |
More Info |
MNHS Library Catalog |
Related Collections |
Oral History - Project, MHS Collection, project: 'India Association of Minnesota Oral History Project - IAM History' |
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