Forced Migration: Exiles and Refugees I the UK and the British Empire, 1810s-1940s CFP
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25 November 2022, 12.30-3.45pm AEDT, Linkway, John Medley Building, University of Melbourne and via Zoom This roundtable discussion will take place as part of the Congress of Humanities, Arts and
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Congratulations to editors Maria Savvidis and Alexandra Dellios for the publication of Special Issue of Studies in Oral History: ‘Migrant Voice: Community Collaboration and Telling Migrant Histories’. Authors include AHA
Congratulations to those awarded a Victorian Community History Award 2022, including AHA members: Barbara Minchinton who has received the History Publication Award for the book The Women of Little Lon;
Congratulations to all those awarded 2023 State Library of New South Wales Fellowships, including AHA members: Deborah Lee-Talbot, who has been awarded the CH Currey Fellowship for the project: ‘The
Congratulations to editors Jacquie Houlden and Seumas Spark for the publication of Shadowline: The Dunera Diaries of Uwe Radok (Monash University Publishing, 2022). ‘The diaries offer a fascinating insight into
Congratulations to Amanda Harris, Linda Barwick and Jakelin Troy for the publication of edited collection Music, Dance and the Archive (Sydney University Press, 2022). The book ‘reimagines records of performance
This event will be held on 25 November 2022, 12.30-3.45pm, University of Melbourne and via Zoom This roundtable discussion will take place as part of the Congress of Humanities, Arts
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