The Research Centre for Deep History is offering an incredible opportunity for Indigenous women engaged in family history research through their upcoming Residency Fellowship.
This program provides hands-on experience and practical research training at three of Canberra’s key institutions: AIATSIS, the National Library Australia, and the National Archives Australia.
Participants will gain valuable skills in navigating catalogues, using digital archives, and handling archival materials. The Residency also includes self-contained accommodation at ANU, a daily allowance, travel support, access to shared office space, and more.
If you're passionate about uncovering your family's history and have the ability to spend two weeks in Canberra this October, this fellowship could be perfect for you.
No specific academic qualifications are required, just a commitment to your research journey.
Who is eligible?
-No specific academic qualifications are required.
-Applications are open to Indigenous women engaged in family history.
-Applicants must be able to spend two-weeks in Canberra from 28 October to 8 November 2024.
Selection process:
-Applications will be assessed by a selection committee chaired by a member of the Research Centre for Deep History and include members of the Australian Dictionary for Biography team and one other member of the School of History.
-The committee reserves the right to vary the number of residencies depending on the standard of applications or other exceptional circumstances.
Selection will be based on:
- The potential for participation in the residency to benefit the applicant’s research aims.
- The overall quality of the application.
Please submit your expressions by 2 September 2024.
Successful applicants will be notified by 6 September 2024.
Applications should be emailed to: admin.rcdh@anu.edu.au
If you have any questions, please call Beth on 0407057919 (between 6-22 August) or email beth.marsden@anu.edu.au
The RCDH acknowledges and gives thanks for the feedback provided by participants in the first version of this workshop in April 2024. This input has been integral to the development of this Residency Fellowship.
Follow this link for more information about the first workshop.
This is a unique chance to deepen your research and connect with key resources—don't miss out!
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