Digitized materials from the Mickey Ibarra audio-visual collection.
Mickey Ibarra (b. 1951) was raised in Utah, and graduated from Brigham Young University in 1976 with a BA in Political Science, and from the University of Utah in 1980 with a Masters degree in Education. He served in the United States Army from 1970-1973, and received an honorable discharge. From 1976-1981, Mickey Ibarra served in the public school system in Utah, teaching at-risk high school students. From 1981-1997, he worked for the National Education Association, as a UniServ Director, Political Education Specialist, Government Relations Field Manager, Campaigns & Elections Manager, and International Relations Manager. In 1997, President Clinton appointed Mickey Ibarra as the Assistant to the President and the Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. After he left the White House, he founded Mickey Ibarra & Associates, now Ibarra Strategy Group, a government and public affairs firm that specializes in issue advocacy, Latino outreach and intergovernmental affairs. He currently lives in Washington, D.C.
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Collection Name, Collection Number, Item Number. Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library, The University of Utah.
Donated by Mickey Ibarra in 2007.
Processed by Special Collections staff.
See also the ACCN 2375 Mickey Ibarra papers in the Manuscripts Division of Special Collections.
The Mickey Ibarra audio-visual collection (1983-2012) consists of VHS and audiocassette tapes related to Mr. Ibarra's tenure in the Clinton Admnistration.
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"NEA Bashing - Keith Geiger - Speech - Clinton Biography"
Footage of an address given by Bill Clinton at a White House reception for the NEA, with a brief introduction by Al Gore. Clinton talks about the work of his administration and education in America. Conference coordinated by Mickey Ibarra.
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An NEA pro-Clinton ad featuring clips of President Bill Clinton's addresses about public education and supporting the NEA.
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"National Education Association 133rd Annual Meeting July 1-6 1995 - Minneapolis, Minnesota - President Clinton's Address to Representive Assembly via Satellite."
"National Education Association 1994 Annual Meeting - New Orleans, LA - Hillary Rodham Clinton Special Address."
"CSPAN - Purdue University Public Affairs Video Archives - Education Initiatives White House."
CSPAN. Note inside case says: "This tape includes Vice President Gore and President Clinton videos and acceptance speeches and Vice President Gore's speech from Wednesday night."
CSPAN.
CSPAN.
"CSPAN - Purdue University Public Affairs Video Archives - Urban Issues - White House."
Mayflower Hotel. CSPAN.
CSPAN.
CSPAN. 2 tapes.
CSPAN.
CSPAN.
Northern Arizona University.
"Tape 5 - 2000 Annual Conference Local Control and the Future of Society with Ron Sims, Excecutive Director (Elected)."
Utah News Clips, Inc. "Olympic White House Task Force" - 9/25/98 KSL 6:00 pm & KTVX 5:30. 2 copies.
Utah News Clips, Inc. "Olympic Transportation Money" - 10/27/98 KSL 10:00 pm; KUTV 5:00 pm.
Utah News Clips, Inc. "Olympics & The Environment" 11/20/98 KSL 6:00 pm - Mickey Ibarra/Mayor Corradini in Washington 11/24/98 KSL 10:00 pm. First news clip covers the Olympic Environmental Education Leadership Summit, with remarks from Mickey Ibarra. Second clip is of Salt Lake City Mayor Corradini at the premiere of a movie about the Nagano Olympics. Corradini expresses excitement about the 2002 Salt Lake Olympics.
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Utah News Clips, Inc. "Olympic Bribery Scandal" - 3/10/99 - KSL 10:00 pm.
Two KSL newsclips featuring Mickey Ibarra. In the first, Ibarra comments on the Clinton administration's commitment to serving the needs of Salt Lake City residents. In the second, Ibarra visits Park City to deliver a White House message about the Salt Lake Olympic bribery scandal.
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Four newsclips from KSL, KUTV, and Fox 13 covering a press conference between Secretary of the Army Louis Caldera, Salt Lake Organizing Committee president Mitt Romney, and three White House aides including Mickey Ibarra discussing public safety plans for the 2002 Salt Lake Olympics. Mayor Rocky Anderson offers comment.
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Utah News Clips, Inc. "Mickey Ibarra/Key Advisor to Clinton" - 9/2/00 KSL 10:00 pm.
Utah News Clips, Inc. 9/11/00 - "Person tries to take Sydney torch" - KSL 5pm, KUTV Noon - KTVX 10pm, KSTU 9pm.
Utah News Clips, Inc. "Drug Czar, McCaffrey Visits Salt Lake" - 12/6/00 KSL 5pm, 10pm; KUTV 5pm, 10pm; KTVX 6pm.
Seven newsclips from KSL, KUTV, and Fox 13. The first clip covers the Democratic National Convention and the Gore-Lieberman campaign. The next six cover the signing of federal funding for light rail in Salt Lake City, with speculation about future lines to West Valley City, Utah Valley, and a commuter line from Brigham City to Provo. Mayor Rocky Anderson asks Salt Lake voters to consider a 4% tax hike to cover new light rail projects.
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National Education Association.
The Kamber Group.
"Tape 1 of 4".
Allstate Corporate Relations.
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A Quincy Jones & George Stevens, Jr. Presentation.
Chris Vanocur interviews Mickey Ibarra on Utah '97. Ibarra discusses the American dream, his father's immigration to the U.S. as part of the Bracero program, the military service that enabled him to use the G.I. Bill, and his political career.
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KTBC News.
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Footage of the dedication ceremony for the Millennium Bridge at Soboba in San Jacinto, California. Mickey Ibarra delivered remarks on behalf of President Clinton.
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Eagle Pass, TX.
An ad for the National Education Association - Political Action Committee (NEA-PAC) featuring Mickey Ibarra.
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James Brown interviews Mickey Ibarra, later joined by Salt Lake City Council member Lee Martinez and political activist Jim Gonzales. Ibarra focuses on education, reading and math standards, and environmentalism and answers Brown's questions about "youth issues" such as street gangs. Includes commercials for Henry Day Ford and James Brown's Original Products.
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"How Do They Measure Up? - Your yardstick for measuring the candidates on issues that unite us all - Election '96 - National Education Association." Pamphlets inside VHS case.
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The Longhorn Radio Network.
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A profile of Mickey Ibarra from early life through his political career as he was awarded the Distinguished Alumni Award on Founders Day 2001 by the University of Utah Alumni Association.
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