CAEPR Seminars 2013
Series 1
A seminar series hosted by the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research.
VENUE:
Haydon Allen G052 (Building No. 22, between ANU Union and The Tank lecture theatre),
Australian National University.
TIME:
Wednesdays, 12.30 – 2.00 pm, unless otherwise noted.
WEBSITE:
For full seminar abstracts, audio recordings and seminar materials, visit
http://caepr.anu.edu.au/events.php
ENQUIRIES:
Centre Administrator on (02) 6125 0587 or email: [email protected]
RECORDINGS:
At the discretion of presenters, some CAEPR seminars are now made available through this
website as audio podcasts, together with appropriate handout materials. Links will be found
beneath the seminar abstract. Certain types of seminar presentation, including works in
progress and thesis reports, may not be appropriate for podcast. The discussion following a
presentation is not recorded.
20 March
T h e o r i s i n g a n d t r a c k i n g t h e g l o b a l M āo r i d i a s p o r a
Tahu Kukatai, RSSS Visiting Fellow CAEPR, Senior Research Fellow National
Institute of Demographic and Economic Analysis, University of Waikato
27 March
Aborigines and the economic history of Australia in the early
colonial period
Boyd Hunter, Senior Fellow CAEPR
03 April
Assessing the quality of proposed Indigenous economic and social
policies: A checklist methodology for evaluation
David McDonald, Visiting Fellow, National Centre for Epidemiology & Population
Health and Director, Social Research & Evaluation Pty Ltd
10 April
Of sheds and crafty classrooms: Can CDEP’s sociology of work
have an after-life?
Will Sanders, Senior Fellow CAEPR
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Indigenous disability: Recent evidence
Nick Biddle, Research Fellow, CAEPR
24 April
Influencing policies on youth and petrol sniffing: The work of
CAYLUS
Tristan Ray, Co-Manager, Central Australian Youth Link Up Service
1 May
Language as emblem and language as means of communication:
The significance for language and educational policies
Jane Simpson, Chair of Indigenous Linguistics and Head, School of Language
Studies, ANU
8 May
Indigenous media: Why one size doesn’t fit all
Daniel Featherstone, General Manager, Indigenous Remote Communications
Association
15 May
No S e m i n a r
22 May
Canberra fantasies, remote Indigenous subjects and whites in
Alice Springs: An anthropological view
Åse Ottosson, Senior Research Associate, School of Archaeology & Anthropology,
ANU
29 May
Assisting and supporting Aboriginal Australians following critical
incidents and trauma: Can Psychological First Aid be suitably
adapted to meet the needs of Aboriginal communities?
Len Kanowski, Senior Advisor NSW Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health;
Visiting Fellow, National Centre for Indigenous Studies, ANU
5 June
An ethnography of changes in child rearing over time in the
Ngaanyatjarra Lands: Implications for policy development on
health in early childhood
Gill Shaw, Consultant Researcher with Bowchung Consulting
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