Alison Day interviews Gareth Watkins, the founder of PrideNZ, about the website and how it came about. Alison is currently a Doctoral candidate at the School of Information Management at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington. Alison is investigating what has been put in place over time to document LGBTTFIQ communities by GLAMU (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums and Universities) and the subsequent effects on LGBTTFIQ independent archiving. The second part of the research will look into the nature of the relationships that exist between LGBTTFIQ donors, LGBTTFIQ independent archives and GLAMU institutions.
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