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So much to learn & do! Today a policy-focused workshop by @LocalContexts & Te Pūni Kōkiri (NZ Ministry of Maōri Development), tomorrow is summit: thrilled to be here with colleagues from @CSIRO & @DataIndigenous associated with our @ARDC_AU project on Indigenous data sovereignty.
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Conference update:
This year's theme is 'Women and Migration' and we are delighted to have a vast array of papers from around the globe reflecting on gendered experiences of migration historically
Save the date: 1 & 2 Sept, via Zoom
Programme coming soon!
womenshistorynetwork.org/wom…
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Great crowd (close to 40) for tonight's History Month talk by Dr Katen Agutter on SA migrant work camps at @SLSA! Grateful to @naagovau SA for their support and co-hosting. @HistoryAtADL @HistorySA #migranthistory – at Adelaide, South Australia
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Especially seeking Aussie men as participants! @UniofAdelaide @HistoryAtADL @uni #rawfeeding #dogs #vegan #vegetarian
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Excited about our upcoming event for History Month! Please share especially with anyone associated with migrant communities or interested in their histories.
Join us on Tuesday 30 May, 6-7 pm, for "Collecting Stories from Migrant Work Camps." Register at able.adelaide.edu.au/humanit…
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Check out our great event in September and register here! Royal Spectacles and Court Performances: eventbrite.com.au/e/royal-sp…
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Fabulous group this morning at @MountGambierLib for History month talk by Dr @KarenAgutter. Great memories & documentation emerging about local migrant work camps that will provide excellent support for our pilot project. #hostelstories @HistorySA @HistoryAtADL @UniofAdelaide – at Mount Gambier, South Australia
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Join us on Tuesday 30 May, 6-7 pm, for "Collecting Stories from Migrant Work Camps" presented by the National Archives of Australia (SA) and @HistoryAtADL @UniofAdelaide as part of South Australia’s History Festival. 1/4
able.adelaide.edu.au/humanit… @HistorySA
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And congrats to all of the grads from @HistoryAtADL!
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Very proud to have worked with these fabulous women on their PhDs! Congrats to Yvette Wijnandts and Karina Burns on graduation day, and thanks to their respective associate supervisors, @heatherbray6 and Michael Dietrich. @HistoryAtADL
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How can the Arts and Humanities survive and thrive in the 21st century? Join historian and former AHA President Joy Damousi as she and others discuss this huge question in an ACU panel session. 2 May 2023, 4pm, in person and online.
Details here: bit.ly/414WNCu
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Please join us! Jointly sponsored @HistoryAdelaid1 and #foodvaluesrg. Monday 13/02, 1 pm, Stretton room 4th floor Napier. @UofA_SET @The_AWRI – at Adelaide, South Australia
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It was great to be able to present my research at the @FriendsAdelaide Discovery Series event!
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New p/t grants admin officer role @HistorySA working with curatorial & community team administering $400k of grants to Sth Australian History Network making history widely accessible & connecting audiences with the distributed collection $64-68k pro rata iworkfor.sa.gov.au/page.php?…
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Our HDR’s have been showcasing some amazing research as part of #SAHistoryFest.
Well done Elizabeth Bor @Emma_G_Carson @nix_herriot @JulianKusabs @claireemorey @tesswatty @Benjami73288814 Alexander Parsons
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Barbara Santich @UniofAdelaide @HistoryAdelaid1 discusses the awakening of her lifelong love affair with food history buff.ly/3ItjsPT
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Join us!! #organismsandus @HistoryAdelaid1 @UofA_Philosophy @UniofAdelaide
28 Oct | From the fruit fly to the lab rat, non-human organisms have been vital to scientific research.
Join us for this Works that Shaped the World talk where @ankeny_rachel will discuss the concept of the model organism in contemporary biology.
RSVP: bit.ly/WTSTWorganisms
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Great piece! My Hostel Stories team spoke yesterday at the regional migration summit about relevance of history from DPs and SE Asian refugees for thinking about current regional settlement particularly: attention to children is indeed important! #hostelstories @HistoryAdelaid1 – at Adelaide, South Australia
The influx of amazing new refugee children and their families gives us the opportunity to help them "belong" in Australia and support all of our children to build caring schools. sprou.tt/1OoetvuK99P
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Great article by one of our gastronomy grads about Filipino food finally getting the recognition it deserves! sbs.com.au/food/article/2021… #foodvaluesrg @UniofAdelaide @HistoryAdelaid1
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Here's the direct link to the podcast I did on how the unusual way I came to study West Papua and how the region has slipped out of our collective memories. #WestPapua #twitterstorians soundcloud.com/user-17464897…





























