The “Rare Treasures from Indonesia” exhibition is now showing at the Margaret Kartomi Gallery of Musical Instruments and Artefacts. “Rare Treasurers of Indonesia” showcases the Music Archive of Monash University’s collections of musical instruments and artefacts from Central Java, West Java, Aceh, North Sumatra, Lampung and the Riau Islands, and its most famous treasure, the
The Sydney Southeast Asia Centre at the University of Sydney and Humanitarian and Development Studies at Western Sydney University will be hosting the Indonesia Council Open Conference 2023. This conference brings together academics and postgraduate researchers from across the disciplines with an interest in Indonesia, and is open to scholars, students and community members interested
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** Nomination Deadline Extended to 14 October ** The following elected positions on the ASAA Executive and Council fall vacant in January 2023 and are now open for election. The term of office is two years. To qualify for nomination, a person must be a current financial member of the ASAA, nominated by two current financial members of the ASAA, and consent to nomination on this
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Where: Online via Zoom When: Wednesday, 17 August 5:30 – 6:30 pm AEST Cost: Members $15; Non-members $20 How to Book: Please email Chris Manning by 15th August to secure your place. bookings@taasa.org.au Registered participants will be sent the Zoom link a day or two before the lecture. This talk, based on Elly Kent’s recently published book of the same title (NUS
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A postgraduate research scholarship! $35,950 p.a. scholarship for a PhD student to undertake research on the topic of opioid use in Indonesia and issues associated with government regulation, policing, and harm reduction. For more detail on eligibility please see the listing on the University of Sydney website.
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Join Dr Sachiyo Tsukamoto and Purai Global Indigenous History Centre for the launch of her book, ‘The Politics of Trauma and Integrity.’ Dr Sachiyo Tsukamoto’s work gives voice to the Japanese women behind one of the largest, government-sponsored human trafficking and sexual slavery scandals in modern history. Using diaries, interviews, letters and oral testimonies, the
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