Hi all,
Posting on behalf of Dr Serena Love, BA, MSc, MPhil, PhD, Principal Research Archaeologist, Everick Foundation Pty Ltd. Brisbane, QLD
Dr Love writes:
I write to you on behalf of Mr Adrian Beattie, an Indigenous man from the Western Wakka Wakka
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We (the Manuscripts team at AIATSIS) are investigating the practicalities of opening up one of our manuscripts to enable individual Aboriginal Australians to have a 'right of reply' to the records that are about them.
We are interested
Read more…Applications close today for our Loris Williams Memorial Scholarship. Submit your application via the online form. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to receive:
Just a reminder that Loris Williams Memorial Scholarship applications close in just under 2 weeks. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to receive:
Applications are open for our annual Loris Williams Memorial Scholarship.
The scholarship provides:
for Aboriginal an
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The oldest and newest Indigenous materials in the APS Library: Domingo de Vico’s Th
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The Sorry Books are a powerful record of the personal responses of Australians to the unfolding history of the Stolen Generations. They are a “people’s apology” for past wrongs to Indigenous Australians, a public expression
Genealogies or “family trees” play a critical role as native title evidence. They show not only how families stay together over many generations, but also how families stay connected to country. In many
(L-R) NFSA CEO, Michael Loebenstein, AIATSIS CEO, Russell Taylor AM, Jude Barlow, NFSA Deputy Chair, Wayne Denning and AIATSIS Chair, Professor Mick Dodson AMIn 2016 the State Library of NSW launched an Indigenous Collecting Strategy to increase Indigenous voices in the collection. More information is available here:
http://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/about-library-services-indigenous-services/indigenous-collecting
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Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Media (PY Media) named recipient of 2016 Indigenous Remote Archival Fellowship
Published on 30 September 2016, noon
PY Media Manager Thomas Holder
South Australian production company Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Med
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Preserving and making Indigenous histories accessible at the National Library of Australia
Nicolette, Shannon and John are part of the library’s graduate programme where they enjoy the opportunity to work on projects which have a meaningful impact o
Read more…WA Government Deregisters World's Oldest Rock Art Collection As Sacred Site
By Amy McQuire
MP expresses 'deep shame' as historic site loses protection. Amy McQuire reports.
The world’s oldest and largest collection of rock art – the Burrup Peninsula
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