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Brian Toomey - On his outreach work and services of the health center

Interviewed by Joey Parker on March 30, 2011

Brian Toomey majored in History and wanted to teach after graduation. He moved to Carrboro in 2010 from Massachusetts. He speaks in detail about the services of the health center he works at and the outreach work for the Northside Neighborhood. Toomey notes that one of the difficulties of reaching out to the community is the gentrification of Northside. When long-term residents move out of the community it is harder to build lasting relationships.

Brian Toomey - On his outreach work and services of the health center

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Oral history interview of Toomey, Brian conducted by Parker, Joey on March 30, 2011 at Piedmont Health Services, Carrboro, NC.

Citation: Marian Cheek Jackson Center, “Brian Toomey - On his outreach work and services of the health center,” From the Rock Wall, accessed July 27, 2024, https://fromtherockwall.org/oral-histories/brian-toomey-2.

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In this oral history series long-term Northside residents share their personal background and connection to Northside. Most oral histories include their family heritage, education, religious beliefs, and memories of youth. Interviews may also include encounters with civil rights and gentrification.
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