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Professional Historians Association Victoria & Tasmania

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 1800 950 688

Address: PO Box 1223, Carlton 3053 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.phavic.org.au

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23.01.2022 MEMBERS' WORK Peter Yule's 'The Long War' documents sets the record straight about the health of Vietnam veterans and reveals a more detailed and complex picture. Profiling the stories of the veterans themselves, this comprehensive and authoritative book is a pioneering work of history on the aftermath of war. ... Find out more: https://bit.ly/3mOl8Im

22.01.2022 The Heritage Council of Victoria recently completed a project to assist with the nomination, assessment and inclusion of ‘registered objects integral to a registered place’ in the Victorian Heritage Register. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3kbPCSV

22.01.2022 Join your PHA (Vic & Tas) friends and colleagues for our special online Annual General Meeting Wednesday 18 November. Bring a drink and some nibbles, catch up and mingle with colleagues after the formalities. Book now: https://bit.ly/3jXJDRo

18.01.2022 Professional Historians Australia is seeking submissions for 'Historia', their popular e-newsletter. 'Historia' keeps members up to date with news and events within PHA membership and the wider industry. Submissions are due 15 November, 2020.... Forward your article/s to [email protected]

17.01.2022 Have your voice heard in the Victorian government's Creative Industries Survey! The survey will measure the impact of COVID-19 on the creative sector and to guide future government policies. We strongly encourage members to participate so that history and historians are recognised as part of Victoria’s creative sector.... It's important to have our voices and concerns heard and for us to be part of the process for recovery. Find out more: https://bit.ly/36hy3f6

17.01.2022 Spots are booking fast for our Annual General Meeting. Join us Wednesday, 18 November at 5.30pm for a special Zoom-edition of our AGM Book your place now: https://bit.ly/36aVlU2

15.01.2022 Last chance to book your AGM tickets! Join your PHA (Vic & Tas) friends and colleagues for our special online Annual General Meeting this Wed 18 November. Bring a drink and some nibbles, catch up and mingle with colleagues after the formalities.... Bookings close tomorrow (Tues 17 Nov) at 5pm! Book now: https://phavic.wildapricot.org/event-4004910

15.01.2022 How can museums place First Peoples’ living cultures and histories at the core of their practice? Our member Rebecca Carland has written in Artlink about Museum Victoria's 'Lost in Translation' project where the museum is collaborating with and giving back to the Yaghan community of Chile. Read more: https://bit.ly/3jTvy7x

15.01.2022 As professional historians, we understand the contested nature of history and our role in researching, recording, and writing about the past in an ethical and balanced way. We are also aware of the myriad and often subtle ways the past shapes contemporary society. We all have a role to play in educating ourselves about race and how it influences the work we do. The list of resources presented on our page is curated to assist professional historians who are keen to learn more ...about Australia’s Indigenous past and its contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. Professor Anita Heiss has also shared a list of starting points for those "looking for reading or viewing ideas to help get through the days before and after, and to assist with any difficult conversations." https://anitaheiss.wordpress.com//january-26-what-you-can/ PHA Victoria Tasmania reading list: https://www.phavic.org.au/reading-about-racism

12.01.2022 Join our next online Drop-In Session next Tuesday 10 November at 11am. These sessions offer our members a supportive environment to share, discuss and reflect on issues we face as historians in these challenging times. It's a supportive, welcoming session for all our members to check in on one another, whether you're in paid employment or otherwise... See you there!

12.01.2022 What do you like about the National Library of Australia? What services do you access regularly? What do you want to hear more about? The Library wants to understand your needs. ... Take their survey now: https://bit.ly/32vsoRB Read more about the survey: https://bit.ly/35dEm43

10.01.2022 With NAIDOC Week upon us, we acknowledge the traditional owners whose land we work and live on in Victoria and Tasmania. This year's NAIDOC Week theme is 'Always Was, Always Will Be' which recognises that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. As professional historians, we understand the contested nature of history and our role in researching, recording and writing about the past in an ethical and balanc...ed way. We are also aware of the myriad and often subtle ways the past shapes contemporary society. We all have a role to play in educating ourselves about race, contemporary racism and how it influences the work we do. See our list of resources to understand this important issue: https://bit.ly/3eDzfNG

10.01.2022 How can Melbourne's iconic Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens provide an opportunity for us come to terms with the city’s colonial history and head towards a thriving urban future? Our members Dr James Lesh and Dr Kali Myers offer their insights. Read now: https://bit.ly/2UjqQWv

10.01.2022 It was wonderful to see so many of our members represented at the 2020 Victorian Community History Awards last week. Congratulations to all our members who were nominated, commended and had won! Well done team! ... WINNERS Jen Rose, Community Diversity Award Lucy Bracey (Way Back When), Historical Interpretation Award COMMENDED Sophie Couchman, Community Diversity Award Sue Silberberg, Community Diversity Award Abigail Belfrage, Local History Project Award Dr Michael Taafe (and colleagues), Local History Project Award Fay Woodhouse, Local History Small Publication Award Andrew Kilsby, Local History Small Publication Award Jacqui Durrant, Local History Small Publication Award Jacqui Durrant, History Article Award James Lesh, History Article Award Missed the awards? Watch the full event online: https://youtu.be/YhqX12UB8OY

09.01.2022 CALL FOR NOMINATIONS EXTENDED We've extended the call for nominations to join our Committee of Management. There are a variety of roles available from PR and finance, to professional development and administration. ... This is a great opportunity to learn new skills, expand your professional network and contribute to the professional historians community. Experience is not necessary as training and mentoring will be provided by your supportive committee colleagues. Nomination papers are due Friday 13 November. See our website for more info: https://bit.ly/3jYbDEN

04.01.2022 Ever thought about joining the Professional Historians Association (Vic & Tas)? Find out about our thriving community of historians and how you can become a member! Read more: https://bit.ly/36jDcDs