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NCIS News (archived)
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the ncis e-newsletter
Welcome to the NCIS e-Newsletter |
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ANNUAL ANU RECONCILIATION LECTURE 2008
Presented in association with the National Institute of Social Sciences and Law and Reconciliation Australia.
Wednesday 28 May 2008, 6-7pm
Finkel lecture theatre, John Curtin School of Medical Research, Garran Rd, ANU
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Congratulations to Tim Goodwin
ANU College of Law graduate and former NCIS Research Assistant, Tim Goodwin has been selected as one of the 11 participants from the 2020 Youth Summit held in Canberra on 12 and 13 April to attend the main 2020 Summit this coming weekend. Tim is now working as the Associate to Justice North at the Federal Court of Australia in Melbourne. Tim will also be attending the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues meeting to be held in New York from 21 April to 2 May as a Research Officer for Professor Mick Dodson |
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A POETRY READING WITH MAPUCHE POETS FROM CHILE
Jaime Luis Huenun & Roxana Miranda Rupailaf
Wednesday 30 April, 5pm
Sparke Helmore Theatre, ANU College of Law,
Fellows Road, ANU
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New Appointment for Professor Mick Dodson
NCIS Director, Professor Mick Dodson has been appointed by the Victorian Government as the independent Chair of a Steering Committee to look at an alternative framework for negotiating native title.
Click here for media release
(word document)
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UPCOMING EVENTS IN 2008
Annual ANU Reconciliation Lecture presented in association with the National Institute of Social Sciences and Law and Reconciliation Australia
May 2008 (date to be confirmed)
Other public lectures and seminars to be advised.
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 ETCHED IN THE SUN
Prints by Indigenous artists
25 September - 2 November 2008, ANU Drill Hall Gallery
This exhibition will be presented in association with the ANU Drill Hall Gallery and Basil Hall Editions (Darwin). Curated by Djon Mundine
This exhibition of prints represents a selection of original works made by Indigenous artists in collaboration with former Canberra printmaker Basil Hall and his Darwin printers in the last decade.
Etched in the Sun demonstrates the skill with which Indigenous artists in remote communities and urban areas have continued to adapt to new mediums and the extraordinary results they have achieved in collaboration with a group of leading Australian printmakers.
Pictured: Kathleen Petyarre, Mountain Devil Lizard, 2006, etching, 50 x 50 cm. The Australian National University Art Collection. |
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Mick Dodson's Reappointment
NCIS Director, Professor Mick Dodson has been reappointed for a further three years to the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. The new three year term commences on 1 January, 2008.
More information |
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  Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
NCIS Director, Professor Mick Dodson is currently attending meetings in New York for the 5th Session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. Comprehensive coverage, and a source of articles for some of this Session, can be found at the UN news/ press site: http://www.un.org/apps/pressreleases/ |
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Indigenous Community Capacity to Implement Crime Prevention Strategies
Project for the Attorney-General's Department:
Compiled by the National Centre for Indigenous Studies, Australian National University
Report prepared by Key Insights Pty Ltd - http://www.keyinsights.com.au
Web designed by Greer Versteeg
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