Intervjuer

Skeivt arkivs egne video- og lydintervjuer er en del av arbeidet med å dokumentere og formidle norsk skeiv historie. Korte utdrag av intervjuene er tilgjengelige her. De fullstendige intervjuene er tilgjengelige på vår lesesal.

Mye av historien om LHBT-personers liv i Norge, befinner seg i folks hoder. Å foreta livsminneintervjuer er derfor en helt sentral oppgave for Skeivt arkiv. I dag har Skeivt arkiv et intervjuteam på to personer med base i Bergen, som utfører inn livsminneintervjuer over hele landet.

Ta gjerne kontakt med Bjørn André Widvey eller Jo Hjelle om du har historier å fortelle som belyser LHBT-historien i Norge.

Agnes Bolsø (født 1953)

Agnes Bolsø. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Professor of interdisciplinary gender studies Agnes Bolsø has since the early 1970s been active on the left in Norwegian politics and NGOs, including...

Aasmund Robert Vik (born 1947)

Aasmund Robert Vik. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Aasmund Robert Vik was one of the central driving forces when Åpen Kirkegruppe (support network for christian LGBT persons in Norway) was established...

Ellen Mortensen (born 1953)

Ellen Mortensen. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Today, Ellen Mortensen is a professor of literary studies at University of Bergen, and a notable feminist. She has an activist background from...

Inge Ås (born 1953)

Inge Ås. Foto: Skeivt arkiv

Ås was one of the most visible active lesbian feminists in 1970s Norway, and a central figure at Kvinnehuset (the women's house) in Oslo.

Ingebjørg Jensen (born 1954)

Ingebjørg Jensen. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Journalist and cartoonist Ingebjørg Jensen was active in the DNF-48 Women's Group in Bergen in the 1980s, and a member of the comedy group and...

Arnfinn Nordbø (born 1983)

Arnfinn Nordbø. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Raised in a conservative christian environment in south-west Norway, Nordbø in 2009 published the book "Betre død enn homofil? - å vere kristen...

Aase Schibsted Knudsen (born 1954)

Aase Schibsted Knudsen. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Active in the Association for Transgender persons in Norway and Sweden.

Kristin Fridtun (born 1987)

Kristin Fridtun. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Kristin Fridtun grew up in Østerdalen, og works as a writer and linguist. Amongst the themes they write about are gender roles, indentities, trans...

Even Alexander Hagen (born 1988)

Even Alexander Hagen. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Hagen was from a young age active in political youth organization Worker's Youth Leage (AUF) and was present at Utøya on July 22nd, 2011. Today...

Bjørn Brudal (born 1969)

Bjørn Brudal. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Just 20 years old, Bjørn Brudal became a member of the trans organization FPE-Norge (Freedom of Personal Expression Norway).

Sara Claes Schmidt (born 1949)

Sara Claes Schmidt. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Swedish Sara Claes Schmidt has for many years been a strong voice in the public debate about trans persons and trans issues.

Kristin Danielsen (born 1947)

Kristin Danielsen. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Kristin Danielsen early became active in left wing politics, as a feminist and as a lesbian. She was particularly active in Stavanger in the period...

Ruth Mjøen (born 1945)

Ruth Mjøen. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Ruth Mjøen is the former head of the Lillehammer movie theatre, and was active in the Rogaland Gay Movement in the 1970s when she lived in Stavanger.

Berulf Taraldsen (born 1945)

Berulf Taraldsen. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Berulf Taraldsen grew up in innland Norway; Movelv, Brummundal and Hamar. He came out as gay in 2001.

Janneke van der Ros (born 1947)

Janneke van der Ros. Photo: Jo Hjelle/Skeivt arkiv

Janneke van der Ros is a researcher on trans and gender equality issues, and in 2013 published a report on the first survey on trans persons'...

Jorun Astri Hagelund (born 1952)

Jorun Astri Hagelund. Photo: Jo Hjelle/Skeivt arkiv

Jorun Hagelund started a local chapter of "Late Bloomers", a network group for persons who come out as queer late in life.

Sigfrid Ingebjørg Hernes (born 1956)

Sigfrid Ingebjørg Hernes. Photo: Jo Hjelle

Sigfrid Hernes is a visual artist, and has been active in various LGBT organizations such as DNF-48, Sappho Lesbian Front, and LLH Finnmark.

Arne Birger Heli (born 1948)

Arne Birger Heli. Photo: Jo Hjelle

Arne Birger Heli is the son of Arne Heli, who has a key person in the establishing of a Norwegian gay organization in the 1950s.

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