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The Native Title Conference
Building Relationships: 3-4 June 2004 Adelaide
Call for Papers/Workshops


The Native Title Unit of AIATSIS call for papers or workshop presentations at this year's Native Title Conference. An abstract of the paper or workshop, plus a one paragraph biography should be sent as an email attachment to siv.parker@aiatsis.gov.au. The number of available spots for papers/workshops is strictly limited. Papers will be chosen on merit, and applicability to overall themes and streams of the conference. Paper presenters are expected to register and pay for their attendance at the conference.

The abstract and biography must be in a standard word processing package such as Microsoft Word. Papers will only be accepted in electronic format.

Audio Visual Requirements

Presenters must list all Audio Visual requirements for their workshop/paper. We will endeavour to satisfy your requirements as best we can.

Formatting

We would appreciate abstracts, biographies and papers being presented to AIATSIS in the following format

1. Times New Roman
2. 12 point font
3. Justified left
4. 2.5cm left/right margin
5. 3cm top/bottom margin

NTRB Pre-Conference Workshops

Pre-conference workshops held on the 2nd of June will be open to NTRB delegates only. This is a wonderful opportunity for NTRB staff to link up and discuss issues that directly concern the workings of NTRB's. We call on NTRB staff and executive to develop knowledge based workshops for their peers. We will be accepting workshop abstracts under the same conditions as that stated above.

Workshop presentations

Abstracts for workshop presentations should:

  • Describe the topic
  • Clearly express the question under discussion (if appropriate)
  • Make clear the purpose of the workshop

The workshops themselves should:

  • Attempt to engage participants as much as possible
  • Encourage active participation in the workshop
  • Be flexible and open to change as the workshop unfolds
  • Be directed at sharing and/or exchanging of information between facilitator and participants
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