
CCH Seminar Series 2023 – 27 September 2023 – Nathaniel L Moir
Join us online or in person as Nate Moir (Harvard) joins us to talk about his recent book, Number One Realist.
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Join us online or in person as Nate Moir (Harvard) joins us to talk about his recent book, Number One Realist.
Event . Read moreThe CCH HDR-led Committee are delighted to announce that registrations are now open for the forthcoming ‘Making Histories’ Conference on October 9 to be held at Deakin Downtown.
Event . Read moreThe Centre for Contemporary Histories Executive supports the Uluru Statement from the Heart and the proposed change to the Australian Constitution enabling a First Nations Voice to Parliament.
News . Read moreThe CCH Executive is pleased to confirm the members of the new CCH Advisory Board.
News . Read moreJoin us online or in person for this seminar with Dr Deb Lee-Talbot – Archive of the Archivist: Phyllis Mander-Jones and Australian Pacific History, 1901-1957.
Event . Read moreJoin us in person or online for a seminar with Dr Alice Garner – Sounding out the archives.
Event . Read moreThe NHHN has a call for papers for their upcoming workshop – Revisiting Classics in Australian Housing History
Event . Read moreJoin us online or in person for a seminar with Prof. Andrew Singleton – ‘My Dear Mother – I am not Dead’: Australian Spiritualism in the Interwar Era
Event . Read moreJoin us online or in person for a seminar with PhD candidate Liam Detering – The Value of International Education as Public Diplomacy in Australia: An India-Indonesia Comparative Analysis.
Event . Read moreJoin us in person or online for a seminar with Dr Ali Mozaffari and Dr Ali Akbar – Heritage diplomacy and soft power competition between Iran and Turkey: competing claims over Nowruz and Rumi
Event . Read moreJoin us online or in person for a seminar from Prof. Robert Crawford (RMIT) – Talking About Buying And Selling: Oral History and Department Stores
News . Read moreJoin us for our first seminar for Trimester 2 with Associate Professor Tiff Shellam – Persistent Knowledges: fieldwork in the museum and on Menang Country
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