Deep History expands history’s time scale and scope, in order to better appreciate the full human history of Australia in a global context.
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We're pleased to announce an Indigenous Family Histories Residency Fellowship at the ANU for early next year! 29 Jan to 7 Feb 2025. Follow the link for more information on how to apply: re.anu.edu.au/indigenous-fam…
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@ANUcass enjoying a day of lexicography discussions at ANU @ArtSS_Sydney
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Rego is here:
events.humanitix.com/in-my-b…
Co-hosted by @ReDeepHistory and @AIATSIS
@historyANU @ANUcass
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It is particularly exciting that this book, to be published by @AmsterdamUPress, will be published as #OpenAccess!
New book! Nuno Vila-Santa, Knowledge Exchanges Between Portugal & Europe: Maritime Diplomacy, Espionage, & Nautical Science in the Early Modern World
Publication date 17/6/2024 but available to pre-order
aup.nl/en/book/9789048560479…
Lovely cover!⚓️⚓️⚓️
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Congratulations to superstar co-editors @JessUrwin95 & Rohan Howitt, and their amazing #envhist contributors, incl. Susan Lawrence & Peter Davies; @DrCRHill @IvaPesa & @Hoareytwits (Nick Hoare) - all open-access
The histories and legacies of extraction and toxicity are innumerable. Globally, these forces have both facilitated and been a by-product of industrial growth, technological advancement and nation-building for centuries.
Learn more in this issue of 'IREH' doi.org/10.22459/IREH.09.02.…
ALT ANU Press New Release Cover image of International Review of Environmental History.
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An editorial dream team! Rising stars in #envhist @JessUrwin95 & Rohan Howitt bring us the next issue of the International Review of Environmental History @ANUausi @ANUcass @ANZ_EHN
SPECIAL ISSUE: ‘Histories and legacies of extraction and toxicity’, guest edited by @JessUrwin95 and Rohan Howitt. The latest volume of IREH brings together cutting-edge research on one of humanity’s most enduring and troubling legacies.
Register today: doi.org/10.22459/IREH.09.02.…
ALT ANU Press Coming Soon Cover image of International Review of Environmental History
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"While doorknocking last week, I met a woman leaning towards voting no due to confusing media coverage. We chatted; she was reassured but undecided.
Yesterday, she approached me at the polls, proudly saying she voted Yes.
Every conversation counts." @tangstake
#Yes23
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Today is Indigenous People’s Day in 🇺🇸. This month the @AusintheUS Embassy will host a series of events elevating Indigenous voices & stories. Last week we hosted a discussion on Australia’s deep Indigenous history with leading scholars @AnnMcGrath5 & Jackie Huggins.
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You can find out more about Australia’s deep history on the Marking Country website developed by McGrath & Huggins & @ourANU. The site is also an outstanding resource for 🇺🇸 & 🇦🇺 students. re.anu.edu.au/ – at Washington, DC
Research Centre for Deep History retweeted
You can find out more about Australia’s deep history on the Marking Country website developed by McGrath & Huggins & @ourANU. The site is also an outstanding resource for 🇺🇸 & 🇦🇺 students. re.anu.edu.au/
Research Centre for Deep History retweeted
From 1 Jan, I’ve only been home in Darwin 24 days.
In that time, I have spoken at more than 500 campaign speaking events throughout the country.
The VTP Handbook has sold >100k copies.
It has been a huge effort from many.
We have 1 week to go.
Let’s bring it home for YES! ❤️
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For 250 years we haven’t listened to the people that have been here for 65,000. This is our chance to fix that.
#yes23
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Brilliant time at St Andrew’s talking about colonial legacies and NSW settler-colonist Alexander Berry’s enormous bequest. Gave a version of the chapter from my book manuscript (3/4 reviews are back so hopefully it’s not long now).
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"I'm voting Yes, and I'm asking that all Australians do too."
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Wow, Fremantle! What a wonderful reception for Minister Linda Burney and I. There were way too many supporters to fit in to the big Y E S. I can’t wait to see how it looked from the drone.
As the crowd chanted: “The West says YES!”
Thank you @mayor_hannah_freo and @Josh4Freo ❤️ – at Perth, Western Australia
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Co-Chair of the Uluru Dialogues, @mdavisqlder has been named in the 2023 #TIME100NEXT list. 👏
The list celebrates 100 emerging leaders who are shaping the future of business, entertainment, sports, politics, health, science and activism, and more.
🔗 time.com/collection/time100-…
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“I believe Australians will look at this on the day and say ‘well this is a decent, honourable, good thing for us to do’.
There’s a decency in Australians that I’m hoping and confident…will come through.”
theaustralian.com.au/nation/… – at Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
Research Centre for Deep History retweeted
Re-sharing this cause John Anderson said on RN this morning that Atsic failed. It didn’t. Govts, particularly his, failed it.
Many claim Australia’s longest-running Indigenous body failed. Here’s why that’s wrong theconversation.com/many-cla… via @ConversationEDU
