Australian National Maritime Museum

Strengthening Social Cohesion Through Deep Listening Our Indigenous Programs Manager, Matt Poll, recently participated in a valuable session on the role of deep listening in fostering inclusive communities. Organised by the Centre for Western Sydney and Western Sydney University, the Strengthening Social Cohesion Conference brought together experts and practitioners to explore strategies for building stronger communities over two days. We were also thrilled to connect with Yamamah Agha, General Manager of Newcomers, Settlement and Integration at Settlement Services International SSI seen here with Senior Curator Daina Fletcher and Matt Poll. Matt Poll Daryl Karp AM Daina Fletcher Alix Fiveash #SocialCohesion #IndigenousLeadership #CommunityEngagement #WesternSydney

We have three exciting Finance opportunities at the Museum! Why Join Us? At the Museum, we value innovation, teamwork, and excellence. As part of our finance team, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects, work within a supportive and collaborative environment, and help drive the financial success of a leading cultural institution. If you’re ready to bring your expertise to a role where you can truly make a difference, we’d love to hear from you! Apply today or share this post with your network. https://lnkd.in/gc6-EY9f

**Capture Wildlife Like a Pro! ** Enter our competition for your chance to win an @OM System cameras bundle worth nearly $10,000! Visit the exhibition before 10 November to enter. Here are some of the inspiring entries we have already received! Terms and Conditions apply. https://lnkd.in/gPCg9U7t #WPY #OMSystem #PhotographyContest

James Cameron's First Dive into Science! 🧪🌊 Did you know that James Cameron's passion for exploration started with a simple science project at just 14 years old? Learn more about his inspiring journey from curious kid to groundbreaking deep-sea explorer in our exhibition, James Cameron: Challenging the Deep. Hear from our curator, Richard Wood, on why this photo is one of his highlights of the exhibition. https://lnkd.in/gH3ukhSH Image courtesy of James Cameron. Cover image, Mark Theissen/ National Geographic. #JamesCameron #DeepSeaExploration #Science #Innovation

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Join author and Australia’s funniest former criminal lawyer James O'Loghlin as he talks about his new book Liars, a quirky coastal crime novel on Wednesday 30 October 6pm. Book now: https://lnkd.in/giM5rYAa

Sunday Read 📖 Did you know that two historic shipwrecks lie hidden beneath the sands of Stockton Beach, Newcastle? ⚓ New research using advanced digital techniques has revealed the fascinating stories of the Berbice and Durisdeer, two sailing vessels that met their fate on this treacherous coastline. Read this fascinating article by Dr James Hunter and discover how these shipwrecks were identified and analysed using archival records from Lloyd's Register Foundation https://loom.ly/qoUqWzA

Uncover Shipwrecks near Newcastle! ⚓️ Join Dr. James Hunter as he explores the potential for future shipwreck archaeology on Newcastle's Oyster Bank and surrounding coastline. This free seminar will delve into the rich maritime history of the area, highlighting: * The treacherous waters that claimed numerous vessels throughout the 19th century. * The potential for archaeological discoveries waiting to be unearthed. * Specific shipwreck sites and their stories waiting to be told. Dr. Hunter is a renowned expert in maritime archaeology and has participated in significant projects worldwide. Don't miss this chance to learn about Newcastle's hidden maritime past History@Newcastle! Friday 25 October | 10-11 AM (AEST) In-Person: University of Newcastle, W202, Behavioural Science Building, Callaghan Campus Online: Zoom Meeting ID: 870 4036 3272 | Password: 783069 Link to Zoom Meeting https://loom.ly/p8DOu5k Image: Newcastle Regional Library. #NewcastleHistory #ShipwreckArchaeology #History@Newcastle

**Youth Take Action for the Ocean! ** Five inspiring Ocean Youth Ambassadors visited the Maritime Museum during the Global Nature Positive Summit 2024. They presented their powerful YOUTH STATEMENT FOR THE OCEAN, outlining their vision for a healthy future for our blue planet. Read their statement and join the movement! https://loom.ly/Li-IWRE This event was supported by the Australian Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water. Ocean Youth is an OceanEarth Foundation program. Join the conversation! The Big Blue Conversation series brings together Ocean Advocates and the Maritime Museum to discuss critical ocean issues. #GlobalNaturePositiveSummit #OceanEarthFoundation #OceanYouth #BigBlueConversationSeries

Unveil the Real Story of the Dunera Boys Join us for a moving author talk with Art Historian Tonia Eckfeld as she delves into the lives of her father and uncle, two Dunera Boys. Roland Leikauf, the Museum's curator of Post-War Immigration, will join the discussion. Beyond the Myth: Discover the experiences of these Jewish refugees who fled Vienna and were interned on the infamous Dunera ship during WWII. Author Eckfeld explores the complex and lasting impact this journey had on their lives. Visit the commemorative Dunera plaque located outside the museum's waterside entrance. 🗓️ Friday 25 October 5:30 - 7:30 PM Tickets: FREE event, please reserve your spot so we know you are coming along. https://lnkd.in/gq_qBqJV #DuneraStory #WWIIHistory #AuthorTalk #Immigration