Demangar dwonk-kaadidjiny: Vois blong bubu i kam bak: Entendre les ancêtres: Fa'aro'o i te mau tupuna: Hearing the ancestors

(Noongar: Bislama: French: Tahitian: English)

A three-day symposium that will address processes and ethics of access, management, use and reuse of digital collections. PARADISEC at 100 refers to the milestone of 100 terabytes of described data in the PARADISEC digital archive. Keynote speakers are Professor Nicholas Evans, Associate Professor Payi Linda Ford, Emeritus Professor Anthony Seeger and Professor Richard Widdess.

This symposium is supported by the ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language.

The symposium will include the launch of the second series of the Toksave: Culture Talks podcast with a Fijian feast by Lomani Vale and cultural performances.

The symposium will have online and in person attendance.

Symposium

17 to 19 February 2021, 9:00 – 17:30

Cost: Free

Symposium Dinner - CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS

Podcast launch special event

Thursday 18 February, 17:30 – 21:00

Cost: Free

Location: Online (Z00M link will be emailed the day before each session) and/or in person at The Old Darlington Centre, University of Sydney