Stronger Together: Re-imagining the Women's Mural - A Virtual Tour

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Wednesday, March 04, 2020 at 01:30 PM

Location

Victorian Archive Centre
99 Shiel St
North Melbourne, VIC 3051
Australia
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Event contact

Natasha Cantwell

03 9348 5723

Join us this International Women's Day, as we discover how museums and archives can collaborate to preserve women’s history.

About this Event

To celebrate International Women's Day 2020, come and learn about Fitzroy's former Women's Mural from 1986. Who were the women featured, and how has technology helped preserve and celebrate this chapter of urban history for new audiences?

Public Record Office Victoria is hosting a panel discussion on how key organisations are working together in Melbourne to capture Victorian women's history and how other projects could be realised.

The panel features Danielle Hakim and Sally Northfield from The Women's Mural Documentation Project, Penelope Lee from Her Place Women’s Museum, Australia and Dr Nikki Henningham from the Australian Women's Archives Project.

This is a free event. Please click HERE to reserve your seat via the Eventbrite ticketing service.

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