‘Taking back our stories’: Talking about Indigenous Women’s Family History Research
The panel explores opportunities and barriers for Indigenous women to ‘take back’ their stories, and seeks to foster ongoing conversations, and spark new discussions, about Indigenous women’s family history research. The Research Centre for Deep History’s Indigenous Family History Research Residency has been developed to create ways to overcome some of the barriers to such research. These include limited time, limited archival access exacerbated by geographic distance, and limits caused by the complexity of institutional catalogues, processes and protocols.

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FSH Webinar: South East Queensland Food System Strategy : Codesigning positive food bowl transitions

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Snakes

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UCC Cancer Seminar Series - 8 June 2026

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The CIA Officer Who Exposed America’s Torture Programme | Minutes With

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Allan Martin Lecture 2025 with Professor Victoria Haskins

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NW RIPP Bolton Conference Pathfinder Panel

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Do Aboriginal Australians value education on country?

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Jillian Michaels vs The Body Positivity Movement | Surrounded

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Tribal Visuality and the Politics of Indigenous Art: 'Mary Sully: Native Modern' Revisited

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My Near Death Experience-Vinney Tolman

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