AIATSIS Collections

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The AIATSIS Collections' role is to collect and preserve material about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culture, language, history and issues.

Canberra, ACT, Australia
aiatsis.gov.au
Joined December 2012
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    Getting access to material in archives and collections critical to Indigenous communities

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    Tembery recognises that the scale of change required in the archival profession is scary but starts in our training!

    Tembery: Great advocacy and strides have been made in terms of records - we need to continue this and start moving beyond
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    Our friends from have a pop up stall at , you can purchase their latest publications and order the language map!

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    Communinty indicators of successful research, not just government

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    Indigenous Australians are the most researched people on earth, it is essential to continually review practices

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    Indigenous-led research for urban planning

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    Jane Palmer: associations rather than artefacts; curating stories to *haunt* the present

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    Jane Palmer: Indigenous stories have the power to haunt and disrupt the dominant Western narrative 1/2

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    Palmer: Researchers need to engage actively and meaningfully in the creation of these counter-narratives

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    Creating stories to haunt and unsettle the mainstream and the creating stories to sustain relationships- powerful imagery

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    Developing a counter narrative to combat erasure, Jane Palmer and Angela Walsh

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    Aboriginal authority in Aboriginal stories paramount on the Qld south east Indigenous cultural trail

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    Making Lakota Immersion Education a Reality on the Pine Ridge Reservation via

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    Associate Prof Karen Martin from highlights how strength in culture & identity means our kids grow up strong

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    Moana Jackson : Time to disrupt research methods. Research as a method is an inherently cultural tradition

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    Massively important! How do you know you've reached a shared understanding? Implications for health & legal conversations

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    . archival systems need to evolve to support simultaneous multiple provenance- moral and ethical imperative

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    Prof Karen Martin : No more boomerang!!

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    Karen Martin : Factors that are important for kids vs what is taught in school

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    Family, Culture, Personal Traits, Identity: most imp. aspects of Aboriginal culture. Qual analysis of LSIC.

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