Discover the rich history and stories of Aboriginal stockwomen, as told by a Koa stockwoman, mother and doctor of philosophy, Tauri Simone. 🐎 https://t.co/mHFxTsVWdi
“We are seeking to mend the errors & omissions of the past & redress the displacement of First Peoples’ voices & knowledge in traditional museum practices.”- @curatorcurious on collaboration between Yaghan community & @museumsvictoria via @ArtlinkMagazine: https://t.co/6I9mjUkq1T
September: Children should stay in school rather than striking over the climate.
October: Speeches like these give children unnecessary anxiety over the climate.
December: Please come and pick your children up from school because the air is poison.
*sings national anthem*
Evicted and arrested: Refugees in Indonesia are under mounting pressure.
Ongoing demonstrations in six Indonesian cities, 26 protesters arrested, and refugees evicted from basic shelters. How the impacts of Australian border policies are felt in Indonesia.
https://t.co/aUKvzu8A3J
In #Makassar hundreds of #refugees protest outside #UHNCR. Many arrived in #Indonesia 6 yrs ago. They were told not to hop on boats. They followed UNHCR's advice & waited patiently in detention centres & abject shelters. Now the best offer they're getting is to be sent back home
"Women are the life force that sustains farms & communities, especially during major challenges like drought", reflects curator @lizadh13. To browse interviews on women's responses to drought, head to Museums Victoria's Collections online: https://t.co/kdlNFYt39b
The #Kodak Heritage Collection is an extensive & nationally significant collection that showcases the history of Kodak and Melbourne’s early photographic industry. Find out more about this collection here https://t.co/VluQEspNjf
In August 1888 the Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition opened at the #RoyalExhibitionBuilding these daily programmes allow curator @michellesmuses to explore what was happening at Melbourne’s only #WorldHeritage listed site 130 years ago. https://t.co/e7J6YoE5j5
Eliza and Alice Winter were sisters who lived in colonial Melbourne – but they never met. The #needlework#samplers they sewed are part of Museums Victoria’s collection: https://t.co/Z1d3BAlr3p
"Aboriginal women are under-recognised and under-acknowledged for the participation that they've had." ~ Words by Tauri Simone (Barwidgee Station, WA). Check out this fantastic article, "Unearthing the Forgotten Legacy of Aboriginal Stockwomen": https://t.co/jMAUYLNcTR
'Over the past 25 years @AustWomenInAg (AWiA) has had a significant impact in community, industry & government; lifting the profile of Australian #womeninag.' Read this blog post by PhD student @jessiematho reflecting on #AWiAConf18 & the legacy of AWiA: https://t.co/b7mGOwZ5lR
Heather Mitchell (1917-1999) was a farmer, community leader, 1st female President of @VicFarmers & joint inaugural Chair of @landcarevic. Her iconic Akubra hat is part of the @invisfarmer collection at @museumsvictoria & you can read about it here: https://t.co/VToNd1O3PI