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ItemTandanya - Adelaide Declaration( 2019-10-19)Indigenous peoples represent over 5,000 languages and cultures among over 70 states. These communities have nurtured their distinct cultural, spiritual and social identities within their traditional knowledge models without and outside of the model of public archives. Many Indigenous societies continue to exist as distinct social groups and nations within colonial states. Their relationships to settler authorities remain unreconciled. Indigenous peoples – their philosophies and knowledge models – have prevailed despite enveloping colonial programs of assimilation and genocide. (quoted from Introduction.)
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ItemOur Way: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Protocols( 2021-02)For more than 20 years, in consultation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, National Archives has offered tailored services to assist Indigenous Australians to access the national archival collection for a range of purposes, including to link up with family and community. Our exhibition, education, events, publishing and digital-engagement programs develop understanding and respect through the sharing of voices, stories and perspectives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Building on well-established relationships, the "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Strategy, 2017–2021" reflects National Archives’ commitment to broaden and strengthen its capacity to engage with, and meet the needs of, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients. (quoted from Introduction)
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ItemOrientation materials.( 1969)
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ItemOrientation materials.( 1967)
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ItemOrientation materials sent 1965.( 1965)
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ItemFun with toma and fala /( 1969)
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ItemAn island family( 1947)
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ItemIsland play( 1950)