ANU Press: Reconciliation Week

It’s Reconciliation week – time to take action! Read the latest volume of Aboriginal History now

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Aboriginal History Journal, Volume 44: Out now

Reconciliation Week – ‘Taking Action’

Publishing in time for Reconciliation Week, the latest volume of Aboriginal History examines the way the global pandemic has impacted how Australia remembered Cook’s landing 250 years on, the historical significance of smoke in relation to Australia’s startling bushfires in the summer of 2020 and the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement.

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Achieving reconciliation and reconnection through a re‑remembering of our past

Delve deeper into Australia’s forgotten history by reading an article from one of our authors. Charlotte Ward demonstrates how the commemoration of Cook’s visit facilitated a process of reconciliation within the Cooktown community.

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