Panel – Supporting and Activating the Adelaide Tandanya Declaration on Indigenous Archives - Videos

A panel discussion held on 11 September 2020 discussing areas of relevance to support and activate the Declaration in an Australian context. Speakers: Lauren Booker, Rose Barrowcliffe, Professor Sue McKemmish and Kirsten Thorpe Background: In October 2019, the International Council on Archives launched the Adelaide Tandanya Declaration in support of Indigenous priorities in the archives sector internationally. A theme for immediate action in the declaration was in regard to building new models of public archives that both respect Indigenous knowledge systems as well as provide a space for healing and remembrance for Indigenous peoples in relation to the ongoing impacts of colonialism. The declaration called on archives and archivists to support a remodelling of traditional archival principles in order to build ethical spaces of encounter and recognition without dominance, judgement and enveloping authority. Read the Adelaide Tandanya Declaration here: https://www.ica.org/sites/default/files/tandaya_adelaide_declaration_eng.pdf The panel also coincided with the launch of the ASA’s introductory course on Indigenous Recordkeeping and Archives. Find out more about the ASA's Indigenous Recordkeeping and Archives online course here: https://www.archivists.org.au/events/event/indigenous-recordkeeping-and-archives

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Panel – Supporting and Activating the Adelaide Tandanya Declaration on Indigenous Archives

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