1988

Speaking of role models. at this interview  as an Honoree of the Marin Womens Hall of Fame in 1988, Mimi mentions Rosemay Goodenough,  a family friend who founded Friends Outside - http://www.friendsoutside.org/About-Us/Our-History


Established in 1955 by Rosemary Goodenough, a Quaker and tireless advocate for social justice, incarcerated people, and their children and families, Friends Outside has over 55 years of experience working inside institutions and with families and children of incarcerated individuals. Our fundamental principles today are still firmly rooted in the Quaker philosophy from which they were born, dating back to the eighteenth century.

The height of the civil rights movement , an era when ideas and norms were challenged, grew awareness of large groups of society who were excluded and needed to be brought into the community. The small but passionate group, the original advocates and members of Friends Outside, drove the social justice cause over the next 50 years and produced programs and services that have made a significant impact on incarcerated people, their families, children, and communities.


Rosemay Goodenough, founder of Friends Outside




February 1988 | touring with Banana in Germany, 1988







Mimi Fariña & Banana aka Lowell Levinger during a tour in Germany in 1988 Photo by film-maker Michael Kleff

Mimi Fariña in Germany | Photos by Claude Marchand | Source


February 9th, 1988 | Source prismafolkpforzheim


February 9th 1988 | Source prismafolkpforzheim




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