#Museum30 Day 2 #blackandwhite It’s so brutal when it’s printed in B&W. This is from our Museum Annual Report, 1962/3. Doreen Harry, it’s your fault, not that regressive Victorian Government law that required women in public service to resign on marriage 🤔😡
Did you catch last nights ep of Australian Story? A powerful piece on farming with the environment & healthy landscapes full of wildlife. Take home- time is precious & we need to work hard to protect & restore this land @TheMulloonInst @AustralianStory https://t.co/mGzwr9TtrO
In @theheraldsun today: farmer Amelia Bright (Gippsland, Vic) & @invisfarmer are profiled in a feature, "Six Degrees of Innovation." Amelia is recognised for her sustainable farming approach & listed as one of six "ingenious Victorians boldly exploring ways to make a difference."
Elisabeth Gondwe talks about the creation of an Indigenous Road Map for Stradbroke Island as a welcoming statement to the museum. Small Museums Conference, Roma. https://t.co/2w65WmUjfk @MerriaaOW@ABCIndigenous@museumsvictoria @Qld_Rural_Women @nveis@gengrieves
Today I seconded a motion from Rebekha Sharkie calling on the gov't for a timely release of Australia's emissions data. Watch the speech here: https://t.co/4rUFjySon2 @MakeMayoMatter #auspol#climatechange
This is Mrs Delany. In the late 18th century she made almost 1000 pictures of flowers like this one, from cut paper, until her eyesight failed at 82.
She also made a grotto out of shells for her buddy the Duchess of Portland
And she had a pet bullfinch called Tony.
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Great to meet with Prof Mark Nesbitt @kewgardens & @CarolineCornis1 Research Fellow for the @KewMobileMuseum project. It’s always exciting to share, show & link @museumsvictoria Economic Botany collection with other international collections & research. @nveis @Lynley_Marshall
Nominations for the 2019 NSW Women of the Year Awards are now open.
They are looking for:
- women who excel in business
- inspiring female role models
- women who have demonstrated excellence in their... https://t.co/yfd46nRNBn
The countdown begins...are you ready? Presenters check your Powerpoint, delegates don't forget your hat, sunscreen & water bottle for the field trips as Brisbane heats up to welcome you to the National Landcare Conference and Gala Awards from 10-12 October https://t.co/8RABso4YPa
A small army of African-American women across the South is using networks originally forged in segregation to muster turnout for Democratic candidates https://t.co/acZ97SGMUy
The Women in Landcare panel - @lizadh13, @nay_edwards, @landcarekaren, and @margottesch - will talk about the challenges they faced and how they have effectively influenced change in their areas.
Would you like to attend an inspiring plenary panel presentation at the 2018 National Landcare Conference? Headlined by women who have demonstrated a remarkable commitment to Landcare and the Landcare ethic? The Women in Landcare panel - for more info https://t.co/n5oaYvlaOT
This exceptional Friday essay is a must read! Why we need to understand the past, it’s value to our contemporary lives & the future we want to create: https://t.co/mtsLHWlslc
"More than 8 billion tonnes of plastics have been produced since the 1950s, and most of that has been thrown away." I'll be looking for fugitive #nurdles on our local shoreline this weekend. And finding alternatives for single-use #plastics.
"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
I just heard the story from @lizadh13 of why we have a cow pat in our collection. If the Minister for Agriculture told me I could be a farmer or a feminist but not both I would think he's full of 💩 too! https://t.co/g4lOpusAvY @invisfarmer#thisismymv#museumlife