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01
Dec
2011
Women, Leadership and Democracy in Australia
This national conference aims to bring together a diverse range of people interested in women’s history, Indigenous studies, gender studies, political history...
30
Nov
2011
Why Inequalities Matter
In the face of widespread evil and injustice in the world, why should we care about mere inequalities? Brennan argues for the moral importance on inequality...
29
Nov
2011
Anne Frank and Sukarno as icons in Dutch historical memory of World War II
Since the late 1940s, Anne Frank and Sukarno have functioned as “icons of memory” in the divergent ways in which World War II in Europe and Southeast Asia has...
28
Nov
2011
Out of the shadows: Rediscovering family men through the Australia 1938 oral history project
Family men have a shadowy presence in Australian history. Using interviews recorded in the 1980s for the Australia 1938 Oral History Project, Professor...
28
Nov
2011
Gender and Ethnicity in Research on Colonial History - a seminar for Postgraduate Students focusing on research techniques
In this seminar, Frances Gouda intends to address the differential manner in which diverse colonial societies constructed different linkages between (white-...
26
Nov
2011
Launch of "Cold Light"
Join Gender Institute Convenor Professor Kim Rubenstein when she interviews author Frank Moorhouse about his wonderful trailblazing character Edith Campbell-...
25
Nov
2011
YWCA Exhibition: 76 Rose Street Official Opening
The YWCA of Canberra is excited to be bringing 76 Rose Street to the ACT.
76 Rose Street is an art installation conceived by German NGO Brot Für Die Welt, that...
