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SUMMARY:Book Launch: Reflections on the Voice
DESCRIPTION:Join us to celebrate the launch of Andrew Gunstone’s Reflections on the Voice: During and After the Campaign. \nThis book is the first comprehensive exploration of the Referendum and its lasting impact on Australia’s ongoing national reconciliation journey. \nProfessor Gunstone’s book\, written for a general audience\, explores several key areas\, including: reconciliation\, racism\, Indigenous rights\, ‘equality’\, truth-telling\, community engagements\, international agreements\, such as UNDRIP\, allyship\, and recommitting to Voice\, Treaty\, and Truth. \nProfessor Gunstone is a leading authority on reconciliation. He is Associate Deputy Vice-Chancellor Reconciliation at Federation University\, where he established and leads the National Centre for Reconciliation\, Truth\, and Justice. He is also the Co-Chair of Reconciliation Victoria. \nEminent Indigenous leader\, Dr Jackie Huggins AM FAHA\, who wrote the Foreword\, will launch the book\, and will join Professor Gunstone on a panel to discuss reconciliation in a post-Referendum environment. The panel will be moderated by Uncle Charles Pakana\, Founder of Victorian Aboriginal News. \nThe event is free\, but bookings are required.
URL:https://www.nrg.org.au/event/book-launch-reflections-on-the-voice/
LOCATION:Readings Carlton\, 309 Lygon Street\, Carlton\, Victoria\, 3053\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Beruk: the life and legacy of William Barak
DESCRIPTION:Come explore and connect with an exhibition celebrating the life and legacy of William Barak. \nTo the colonial world he was William Barak\, to his people he is Beruk. Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung artist and the last Ngurungaeta\, activist\, leader\, trailblazer – Beruk remains a source of knowledge for Wurundjeri people through his works and he continues to influence generations worldwide. \nThe beruk exhibition\, curated by descendants of Beruk\, for the first time welcomes home two artworks\, Corroborree (Women in Possum Skin Cloaks) and a Parrying Shield back to Wurundjeri Country and community where they belong. \nHonouring Beruk’s cultural legacy\, this exhibition explores objects\, paintings and portraits Beruk and other residents of the Coranderrk Aboriginal Reserve created during the post-colonial era of the mission station. \nNo bookings required. \nAbout the gallery\nThis exhibition was created on behalf of Wurundjeri people and the community by the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation in collaboration with the Victorian Indigenous Research Centre and a Wurundjeri working group. \nberuk is the first exhibition in the Library’s newly established gallery dedicated to presenting Victoria’s Indigenous voices. Led by the Victorian Indigenous Research Centre\, the gallery will host a changing program of exhibitions and events that celebrate the stories of Indigenous Victorians and provide meaningful experiences for visitors to connect with material held in the Victorian State Collection. \nExhibitions and programming will be presented by State Library Victoria through the Victorian Indigenous Research Centre with the support of the Hansen Little Foundation. \nState Library Victoria acknowledges the generosity of Porter’s Paints in supplying the custom colour for this gallery.
URL:https://www.nrg.org.au/event/beruk-the-life-and-legacy-of-william-barak/
LOCATION:State Library Victoria\, 328 Swanston Street\, Melbourne\, Victoria\, 3000\, Australia
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