Thursday, 10 June 2010
Presenter/s:
Grace Koch
In this presentation to the National Native Title Conference 2010, Grace Koch discusses how collection management principles fit in with training and retention of staff anthropologists.
Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
- Explore
- Collections
- Search the Collection
- Collections online
- Online exhibitions
- Uluru-Kata Tjuta
- The 1965 Freedom Ride
- The Referendum Australia Had to Have
- A M Fernando Notebooks
- Remembering the Mission Days
- A Possum Skin Cloak
- Back to my Country - The Gagudju Man
- Day of Mourning
- From Wentworth to Dodson - an interactive timeline
- My Voice for My Country
- Our Language: Keeping Us Strong
- Digitised collections
- A.M. Fernando Notebooks
- Dawn and New Dawn
- Aborigines' Inland Mission newsletters
- The Freedom Ride
- The Koori Mail
- Musical Connections: Alice Moyle
- Ethnomathematics in Australia
- Good Yarns
- Indigenous Australians at War
- Rare Book Collection
- The Maningrida Mirage Newsletters
- Treaty
- Yirrkala Bark Petitions 1963
- NAIDOC Posters
- To remove and protect
- Collectors of Words
- Diana Mudgee
- Online exhibitions
- Using the Collection
- About the Collection
- Caring for the Collection
- Donate to the Collection
- Research
- Research themes
- Research staff
- Current projects
- Partnerships
- Ethical research
- Guides and resources
- Finding your family
- Before you start
- Research step-by-step
- Family history sources
- Sources at home
- Interviews
- Photographs
- Birth, death and marriage records
- Adoption records
- Burial and cemetery records
- Newspapers
- Tindale genealogies
- Military service records
- Mission and reserve records
- Electoral rolls and voter records
- Police gazettes, court and gaol records
- Maps
- Land and pastoral station records
- Dawn and New Dawn magazine
- Other records and collections
- Where to get help
- Family History Kit
- Indigenous Research Exchange
- Publications
- News and events
- About us
- Aboriginal Studies Press
- Get involved
- Cultural sensitivity
- Catalogue search
-
Explore
- Browse all Find out about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, history, culture, and rights.
- History Understanding where we come from helps us shape a better future.
- Culture Experience the diversity of the longest continuous cultures in the world.
- People Meet the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who have made a difference.
- Rights Read about the struggles and achievements for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights.
-
Collection
- Search the collection We hold the world's largest collection dedicated to Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories.
- Collections online Unlock the stories of our past and present through our Collections.
- Using the collection There are many ways to use the collection, and they don't all involve visiting us in Canberra.
- About the collection Preserving over 6 million feet of film, 700,000 photographs, 35,000 hours of sound, rare books, manuscripts and more dating back to 1818.
- Caring for the collection Taking care of the world’s largest collection dedicated to Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories has its challenges.
- Donate to the collection We welcome donations of unpublished materials relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies.
-
Research
- Research themes Specialising in languages and cultural expression, native title and traditional ownership, education and cultural transmission, governance development and public policy, health and wellbeing, and land and water.
- Research staff We maintain a highly productive interdisciplinary research team who facilitate and coordinate research across academic, community and public sectors.
- Current projects The latest research activities coordinated by our research team.
- Ethical research Our Research Ethics Committee is responsible for the revision of all ethical clearance applications for research projects focused on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
- Guides and resources If you're looking for a specific collection item or for more information on a subject, you can delve deeper into our collection by using our many guides, finding aids and databases.
- Finding your family Our collections are a great place to start researching your family history.
-
Publications
- Search all Search across all publications from Collections, Research and Aboriginal Studies Press.
- Books We publish a range of books on topics relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies.
- Research publications Browse the papers, reports, submissions and other documents produced by our research team.
- Presentations Audio, visual and written content from AIATSIS conference and seminar presentations.
- Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal The AASJ is an inter-disciplinary journal promoting high-quality research in Australian Indigenous studies.
-
News and events
- News Take a look at recent and past news from AIATSIS.
- Events We hold a variety of seminars, talks and workshops throughout the year.
- Conferences Check out our upcoming conferences and look at presentations from past ones.
- Newsletters Stay up-to-date with our latest and past Native Title newsletters, Aboriginal Studies Press e-news, and monthly AIATSIS e-news.
- Subscribe Use our subscribe form to sign-up to one or all of our email newsletters.
- Blog The blog is our space to showcase our expertise, and for you to discover the stories behind the work we do and the items we are working on.
