In NAIDOC week, improving records access for Stolen Generations should be a priority for archives everywhere. This training is still available, just as important as it was when first posted in 2021, and provided free.
In NAIDOC week, improving records access for Stolen Generations should be a priority for archives everywhere. This training is still available, just as important as it was when first posted in 2021, and provided free.
Additional pages, easier searching and more records – our update on Western Australia
The Healing Foundation has developed training that will improve records access for Stolen Generations in collaboration with experts, including Find & Connect
Here’s the place to catch up with what’s been happening at CEHM, and get involved in what’s to come.
Guest Post: “The colonial archive continues to have a disempowering impact on our people whose lives have been extensively documented and controlled for the purposes of surveillance and dispossession.”
Greg Baker and Cathy Humphreys explain the importance of records, and the work we do
Watch our webinar on achieving better records access for Care Leavers in archives.
A toolkit to achieve better records access for Care Leavers.
“My voice was snuffed out, the adults employed by the state to ensure my safety and wellbeing expressed their assumptions.” This is Sarah M.’s experience of accessing her records.
Archives are opening up again. If you plan on visiting, here are some things you should know.
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