WHEN: 9:00am – 12:30pm, Friday 29 November 2024
WHERE: Special Handling Unit, Fremantle Prison, Western Australia
CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
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Everyday life is commonly characterised as uncomplicated and routine. But some everyday lives are experienced in prisons and conflict zones, or are shaped by colonisation, repression, or marginalisation. This Masterclass will explore challenging forms of everyday heritage and history, and how we interpret and manage them in the present. It provides an opportunity for postgraduate students and early career researchers to meet and discuss their research with distinguished scholars. Over a morning masterclass, participants will give short presentations, followed by responses and discussions in a supportive environment.
Total attendance will be no more than 15 to allow for a relaxed, informal atmosphere. The Masterclass will end with a 60-minute tour of Fremantle Prison.
FACILITATORS
Prof Laura McAtackney, University College Cork – Ireland
Dr Timo Ylimanu, University of Oulu – Finland
CONVENORS
Prof Tracy Ireland, University of Canberra
Prof Jane Lydon, University of Western Australia
Dr Steve Brown, University of Canberra
ENQUIRIES & EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
Expressions of Interest to be submitted to Steve Brown (Steve.Brown@canberra.edu.au) by 30 October 2024.
Expressions of Interest to include:
(1) name and affiliation;
(2) short outline of research interest and why this Masterclass is relevant to your work (no more than 150 words); and
(3) short CV (no more than two-pages).
Enquiries: Sharpay.Wu@canberra.edu.au
