Rebe Taylor

Historian and writer. University of Tasmania.

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

Should King Charles apologise for the genocide of First Nations people when he visits Australia? https://t.co/LFITYH9ZV5 via @ConversationEDU

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

Cow dog

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

Pakana woman and ⁦@UTAS_⁩ Indigenous Fellow talks about her collaboration to create the 2022 Female Cascades Factory memorial for Trukanini ⁦@melbournemuseum⁩ and Wominjka Djeembana ⁦@MonashUni⁩ More than a Tarrang symposium

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

Pakana woman and ⁦@UTAS_⁩ Indigenous Fellow talks about her recently submitted PhD on reparation, resurgence and museology ⁦@melbournemuseum⁩ symposium More Than a Tarrang

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

… “we were connected to the mainland 12,000 years ago” … archaeology meets comedy meets football https://t.co/Y59228gm0H

[Aboriginal Land Council of Tasmania @ALCTlutruwita]

Shocking revelations of ongoing destruction under 4WDs on the takayna coast

@RockliffTeam also spending $10m on facesaving plan after being forced to drop 4wd tracks sth of Sandy Cape

We have deep concerns re the planning of NEW tracks in heritage areas

https://t.co/E2vjKXxw4Y

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

@AnneHardyTas Hi Anne! Curious: how do you know or suspect that turnitin is hopeless with AI?

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

well done ⁦@MichelleArrow1⁩ on this interview on ⁦@LNLonRN⁩ and for her new book Women and Whitlam https://t.co/E2TagBR1JF https://t.co/7liNena8zf

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

70 Liberal votes compared to 18 million votes: Noel Pearson remains optimistic that Australians will vote Yes to a #VoicetoParliament https://t.co/O9M3C1jMXf

[Sally Sitou MP @SallySitou]

On this day when Peter Dutton declared the opposition would oppose a Voice to Parliament - it felt right to spend it at an iftar organised by @ImamsCouncil where the Muslim community publicly declared their support for a Voice to Parliament.

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

@hunting_relos @history2wheeler Sauce. They liked HP sauce?

[Mark Kenny @markgkenny.bsky.social @markgkenny]

First he walked out on the Apology (and claimed to regret it). Now he’s walked out on the future. #VoiceToParliament

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

An Analysis of the 2021 Apologies by the @RoyalSocTas and the @tasmuseum to the Tasmanian Aboriginal Community @ZoeRimmer2 and @RebeTaylorMelb @AHSjournal @UTAS_

https://t.co/3OoVY6xjf2

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

The final plenary of what has been a wonderful ⁦@oralhistoryaus⁩ conference: Pakana women Theresa Sainty and Zoe Rimmer explore GA Robinson’s archive as oral histories ⁦@UTAS_⁩

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

When one family member threatens to sue another family member over an oral history…fabulous, heartfelt presentation by David Sweet and Sue Anderson. @oralhistoryaus @UTAS_

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

Fascinating to learn from @CateONeill1 @ktaines and @Ash_Barnwell that creative writing workshops with Care Leavers don’t always include personal life stories; they allow for the imagination often missed in childhood @oralhistoryaus @UTAS_ @FaCWebResource

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

What does doing oral history mean in a world where crisis and disaster is the new normal? A challenging question by ⁦@C_PascoeLeahy⁩ ⁦@oralhistoryaus⁩ ⁦@UTAS_⁩ #climatechange #covid

[Rebe Taylor @RebeTaylorMelb]

⁦@UTAS_⁩ colleague @C_PascoeLeahy⁩ tells us of ironic difficulty of finding interviewees for her mothering in crisis project (because they are in crisis) ⁦@oralhistoryaus⁩

[Carla Pascoe Leahy @C_PascoeLeahy]

What are the ethical responsibilities of academic historians in response to multiple, compounding ecological crises? I'm proud to co-author this article on #SustainableAcademia with @enviro_history @Slowhistorian @ruthamorgan @YvesRees #envhist https://t.co/ekd9Np40D4

[Carla Pascoe Leahy @C_PascoeLeahy]

Next @UTAS_ scholars @RebeTaylorMelb, Zoe Rimmer & Darian-Smith discussed the troubling history of collecting Pakana remains, artefacts & stories and the fight to have them returned to communities