First Nations Community Access to Archives
We acknowledge the incredible work that local communities are doing to reclaim and revitalise First Nations languages across NSW. In support of this work, MHNSW, in partnership with the Aboriginal Languages Trust, has begun an exciting initiative to unearth First Nations language, culture and heritage materials in the State Archives Collection, and prepare these for community access. Join the team in deep listening to learn more about the project's journey of storytelling, truth-telling and revitalisation.
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Improving First Nations community access to archives
We acknowledge the incredible work local communities are doing to reclaim and revitalise Indigenous languages across NSW
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First Nations Community Access to Archives
This project aims to improve access for First Nations people to important archival material about culture, kinship, stories, and languages within the State Archives Collection
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Past event
NAIDOC 2024: Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud
Celebrate First Nations cultures on Dharug Country at Rouse Hill Estate for NAIDOC Week
Sunday 14 July 10am–2pm
- Friday 5 July 10.30am–11.30am