Theme |
Urban identity & the urban experience |
Mobility & Migration |
Health |
Education |
Housing |
Community partnerships |
Language |
| Venue |
Manning Clark1 |
Moran 007 |
Manning Clark 2 |
Manning Clark 3 |
Manning Clark 6 |
Manning Clark 5 |
Manning Clark 4 |
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Plenary: The diversity of the urban experience |
| 09:00-10:30 |
Chair: Russell Taylor; Panelists: Valerie Cooms, Matilda House, Merata Kawharu, Lester-Irabinna Rigney, Bill Simon. Venue: MC1 |
| 10:30-11:00 |
Morning tea
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| 11-00-12:30 |
U5. Economics and socioeconomics |
MM1. Mobility and urban settings |
H7. Mental health |
E6. Tertiary education: enrolement, retention and post-graduate intake |
HO1. Research from historical and current policy context: homelessness, housing careers, status and challenges |
CP1. Solid work you mob are doing |
LRE1. Language revitalisation and education |
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Chair: Patrick Sullivan |
Chair:
Bob Tonkinson | Chair: Angela Scotney |
Chair: Jeanine Leane |
Chair: Russell Taylor |
Chair: Toni Bauman |
Chair: Sarah Cutfield |
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1. Rebecca Reeve: Indigenous poverty in urban NSW: a multi-dimensional analysis. |
1. Jenine Godwin: Perspectives of transient populations from their regional/remote country life, to urban life - ‘housing, health & living experiences’.
| 1. Lynne Pere: “I’ll tell you once”: the importance of hearing Indigenous voice |
1. G. Nalder & R Neve: Urbanisation, knowledge sharing and cultural authority |
1. Sharon Delmege: Aboriginal Housing in Perth: from camp life to suburbia. |
1. Helen Bishop: Creating environments to support culturally effective dispute resolution practice |
1. Laura Bennetts-Kneebone: Are urban kids learning Indigenous languages? |
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2. Leah Armstrong: A commercial approach to achieving greater Indigenous economic engagement |
2. Sarah Prout: Aboriginal mobilities and urban settings: understanding the dynamics and their policy implications |
2. Michael Wright: Giving and receiving care: reframing the work of Indigenous care-giving |
2. Robert Ah Wing: University for the urban Indigenous student |
2. R. Phillips & V. Milligan: What are appropriate housing service models for Indigenous households in urban areas? |
2. Toni Bauman & Louise Anderson:Indigenous Dispute Resolution Federal Court Case Study Project |
2.R. Amery & V K Buckskin: Handing on the teaching of Kaurna language to Kaurna youth |
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3. Kate Rexe: Worlds apart: a social and gender analysis of Aboriginal poverty in Canada's cities |
3. David Thompson: Promises and perils of transition to urban living |
3. J. Bulman & R. Hayes: Dealing with depression and anxiety among Indigenous males |
3. L. Collard & S. Harben: The development of an applied theoretical framework for curriculum in Indigenous Studies – a Nyungar case study |
3. Chris Birdsall-Jones. The Role of Indigenous Mobility Patterns in Indigenous Homelessness |
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3. M-A. Gale, E McHughes & P. Williams: Lakun Ngarrindjeri Thunggari: weaving the Ngarrindjeri language back to health |
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4. A. Brown: Koori Kids and Adolescent Health: Integrating a culturally appropriate team approach for the Aboriginal Community in Victoria |
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| 12:30-1:30 |
Lunch
1pm Jeanie Bell will launch AUSTLANG, an AIATSIS web-based resource for information about Australian Indigenous languages.
Rod Stroud will launch Primo – a new resource for accessing the collections at AIATSIS.
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Theme |
Urban identity & the urban experience |
Mobility & Migration |
Health |
Education |
Housing |
Community partnerships |
Language |
| Venue |
Manning Clark1 |
Moran 007 |
Manning Clark 2 |
Manning Clark 3 |
Manning Clark 6 |
Manning Clark 5 |
Manning Clark 4 |
| 1:30-3:00 |
U6.1. Governance, policy and identity in an urban environment |
MM2.1. Urban Migration: disconnections, continuity and change |
H8. Men's Health |
E7. Tertiary education: enrolment, retention and post-graduate intake |
HO2. Issues for practitioners. Does mainstream housing address Indigenous needs? |
CP2. Working together in an urban space: community partnerships |
LRE2. Language revitalisation and education |
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Chair: Melinda Hinkson |
Chari: Merata Kawharu |
Chair: Michael Wright |
Chair: Jeanine Leane |
Chair: Vivienne Milligan |
Chair: Toni Bauman |
Chair: Kazuko Obata |
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1. Gabrielle Fletcher: Being up when you are down: reading Indigenous urban space with a Twin Tower twist |
1. Melissa Matutina Williams Ka mate Kainga Tahi, Ka Ora Kainga Rua: Panguru and Auckland City – co-existent Maori home-spaces |
1. J. Bulman & R Hayes: Strengthening men friendly practice and health promotion |
1. L. Barry & R. Nicholson: Non-Indigenous perspectives on supporting academic learning for Australian Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander students |
1. Geoff Scott: A critique of current government housing policy |
1. R. Galea, S.Clayton: The experience of a non-Aboriginal, non-government agency |
1. Doris Paton & Christina Eira: Language regeneration and the ‘Y’ generation in an Urban Context
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2. Jack Gibson: The (in)tolerance of ‘Cultural Appropriateness’ |
2. Erin Keenan: Stories of continuity, time of change? Māori oral histories of urbanisation, 1945-1970 |
2. Troy Austin: ‘It’s more than a game’: the Fitzroy Stars Football Club performing off the field |
2. Marion Milton, Maree Gruppetta, Terry Mason & Les Vozzo: Ideals and retention: perspectives of students in a Bachelor of Education (AREP) course |
2. Tom Slockee: 'Does mainstream housing address Indigenous needs |
2. Bo Svoronos: What local government and Indigenous community factors are involved in the production of a metropolitan Indigenous festival program? |
2. E.Fesl & B Priman: Indigenous Languages Education in Queensland – the rocky path. Warrgamany language journey from near extinction to language revitalization (failures and successes) |
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3. Phillip Batty: A record of confusion, failures ... and new beginnings: (de)constructing the aboriginal community controlled organization |
3. Roy Barker: The resettlement of people from the mission at Brewarrina, New South Wales |
3. Brian McCoy: Bridging the Health Divide: Indigenous men engaging chronic disease through sport |
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3. H.Gronda: What evidence base do we have on urban housing? |
3. M. Milston, D. Monaghan, D. Monaghan, E. Rose, B. Turnbull: The Gaanhabula (Canobolas) Connection – a story of Orange City |
3. Kevin Lowe: Australia’s Eastern States Project: first landings, greatest loss |
| 3:00-3:30 |
Afternoon tea
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Theme |
Urban identity & the urban experience |
Mobility & Migration |
Health |
Representation & cultural expression |
Housing |
Community partnerships |
Language |
| Venue |
Manning Clark1 |
Moran 007 |
Manning Clark 2 |
Manning Clark 3 |
Manning Clark 6 |
Manning Clark 5 |
Manning Clark 4 |
| 3:30-5:00 |
U6.2. Governance, policy and Identity in an urban environment |
MM2.2. Urban Migration: disconnections, continuity and change |
H9. Health and the Criminal Justice System |
CE3. Discussion panel: A way forward for a National Indigenous Cultural Authority |
HO3. Discussion panel: The future and what are the research gaps? What is the impact of a 'shift to mainstream' ideology? |
CP3. Notions of Aboriginality in cross-cultural training |
LRE3. Language revitalisation and education |
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Chair: Melinda Hinkson |
Chair: Dave Johnston |
Chair: Kyle Turner |
Chairs: Lyndon Ormond-Parker & Robynne Quiggin |
Chair: Ian Winter |
Chair: Rhonda Black |
Chair: Jason Kwok Lee |
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1. K. McCallum & R Meadows: Journalism and the Indigenous policy-making process |
1. John Doolah: Migration of Torres Strait Islanders to mainland Australia in the 1960s and 1970s |
1. J. Guthrie: From Broome to Berrima: Building Australia-wide research capacity in Indigenous offender health and health care delivery |
Panelists: Terri Janke, Alex Doyle, Lydia Miller |
Panelists: Tom Slockee, Geoff Scott, Vivienne Milligan (tbc), Chris Birdsall-Jones (tbc) |
1. Robyn Forester: Cultural appreciation programs in FaHCSIA: meeting the needs of Reconciliation Action Plans |
1. M. Klesch, D. Smith-Ali, L. Spehn-Jackson & C. Sheratt: Mookaroo, djilba-k koorling – Noongar language revitalization |
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2. R. Atkinson, E. Taylor, M. Walter: Burying indigeneity: the spatial construction of reality and Indigenous Australia |
2. Bill Edwards: Adelaideala Nyinanytja: living in Adelaide |
2. J. Tong & N. Poroch: Beyond the Winnunga holistic health care prison model |
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2. Naomi Parry: Engaging with Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander communities in child care services |
2. Claire Bowern: From language description to language revitalization |
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3. Josée Goulet, Julie Cunningham and E. Cloutier : Perspectives on urban life of the Aboriginal peoples in Québec (CANADA): understanding a new reality and influencing policy through innovative research partnership |
3. Greg Blyton: Sixteen pound hammers, fettlers and railway tents: the demographic relocation of Aboriginal people from rural to urban areas of New South Wales in the Assimilation Era 1950-1967 |
3. S. Kelty & T.Hart: The Shed |
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3. Nick Reid: English influence on the pronunciation of re-awakened Aboriginal languages. |
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4. Chris Gall: Documenting Tl’azt’en nation’s ancestral history of Yeko (Cunningham Lake in British Columbia Canada) |
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| 5.00-5.30 |
Conference closing session: Venue: Manning Clark 1 |
Conference program