SYMPOSIUM: AusHeritage presents Strategic Planning for Culture and Heritage in Times of Crisis and Uncertainty
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Join AusHeritage for a free online symposium exploring some of the challenges and opportunities relating to strategic long-term planning for culture and heritage in times of crisis and deep uncertainty about the future. Australian and international experts and practitioners will explore various dimensions of uncertainty in Australia and the Indo-Pacific region - both how they are or may impact cultural and heritage places and collections and, in turn, how culture and heritage can help communities navigate these challenges.
Topics covered include:
- pressures, crisis and opportunities currently in our region; and
- changing practices in strategic planning
Three keynote speakers will explore the changing environment in the Indo-Pacific region and new opportunities. They will be followed by an expert panel discussing contemporary issues after which there will be an opportunity for Q&A and general discussion involving all the presenters and online participants.
AusHeritage speakers
- Vinod Daniel OAM, Chair of AusHeritage
- Alex Marsden, Deputy Chair of AusHeritage and Symposium moderator
Keynote speakers
- Professor Nick Bisley, Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, Prof International Relations, La Trobe University
- Mr Seb Chan, Director & CEO, Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI)
- Dr Cathy Daly, Senior Lecturer in Conservation, University of Lincoln, UK
Panellists
- Ms A. Vijaya, Principal Director, Architectural Division, Indian National Trust for Arts & Cultural Heritage (INTACH)
- Ms Sarah Feijen, CEO Artlab, AusHeritage Director
- Mr Peter Romey, Australia ICOMOS and former AusHeritage Director
You can download the Symposium program here.
A link to the webinar will be sent to all registered attendees before the event.
Presented by AusHeritage in partnership with the University of Melbourne’s Robert Cripps Institute for Cultural Conservation.
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