Events
Research Seminars
The Research Section hosts two seminar series each year on selected themes as well as occasional seminars. While generally of academic interest, the seminars are open to the general public. After speaking, presenters usually have time to answer questions from the audience.
Seminars are usually held during lunchtime on Mondays.
2008 Series One - Seminars for this semester will focus on education and knowledge transfer. To view the schedule click here.
Enquiries about this series can be emailed to the coordinator Tony Boxall: tony.boxall@aiatsis.gov.au
2008 Series Two - Seminars for this semester will focus on Indigenous Public Policy. To view the series abstract click here. The program is currently being developed and will be available to download soon.
Enquiries about this series can be emailed to the coordinator Dr Patrick Sullivan: patrick.sullivan@aiatsis.gov.au
Abstracts and transcripts from past seminars are also available.
AIATSIS Major Conference
Theme - 'Forty Years On: Political transformation and sustainability since the Referendum and into the future'
Dates held - 5-8 November 2007
Venue - The Australian National University's Manning Clarke Centre
Details about conference sessions and more can be found here
Conferences
Through its research, AIATSIS is regularly involved in and supports national and international workshops and conferences. For example, the Native Title Research Unit (NTRU) hosts the national Native Title Conference annually and the AIATSIS Conference is held every two years. Information on this year's Native Title Conference can be found here.
Information on past conferences can be found here.
Workshops
The seventh annual workshop on Australian languages will be held at ANU Kioloa Coastal Campus from 28th to 30th March 2008. The workshop is jointly hosted by AIATSIS and School of Languages, ANU
Contacts and further information
AIATSIS Research Program
GPO Box 553
Canberra ACT 2601
Telephone: + 61 2 6246 1145 or 61 2 6246 1144
Facsimile: +61 1 6249 7714
Or send an email to research administration