File 50 - Interview with Jeff Jackson and Maurice Monette

0.8 cm of textual records. - 1 computer disk. - 3 audio cassettes (ca. 4hrs., 30mins). - 4 micro videocassettes (ca. 4hrs., 30mins). - 2 videocassettes (ca. 4hrs., 30mins)

File consists of an interview with Jeff Jackson and Maurice Monette interviewed by Sue Mosteller and Joe Vorstermans at their home in Oakland, CA. Jackson works in health care management and Monette is an organizational leadership coach and professor. Monette met Nouwen at the Centre for Concern, a social justice agency in Washington DC and introduced him to Jackson once Jackson and Monette were married. Monette and Jackson recall visits with Nouwen and Frank Hamilton and sharing advice on spirituality and sexuality. Themes present in the interview include social justice, rejection, loneliness, homosexuality and religion, intimacy, and coming out. The file also includes 'Unmeasured Words: Reflections on the death of a Dear Friend' by Monette. The interview is in two parts, solely Monette and Monette and Jackson together. The interview is transcribed and available electronically or in hard copy.

Title based on contents of the file.
Some of the videocassettes digitized on 2011 (v3-v6).
The audiovisual material has been removed from the file and rehoused in audio cassettes box 9, VHS box 13, and micro videocassettes box 15. Reference copies of the audio cassettes are available (located with originals).

Added by T Wong, 24 October 2018