Minutes of Evidence Project: Promoting New and Collaborative Ways of Understanding Australia's Past and Engaging With Structural Justice

Grant number: LP110200054 | Funding period: 2011 - 2017

Completed

Abstract

Bringing together researchers, theatre performers and education experts, this project heightens awareness of Australian history and sparks public conversations within, and between, Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, placing Australia at the forefront of international ways of addressing the questions of structural justice and reconciliation.

Related publications (4)

Imagining the International: The Constitution of the International As a Site of Crime, Justice and Community

N McMillan

2016-04-01

This article highlights and interrogates the significance of dominant representations of international crime and international cri..

The Minutes of Evidence Project: Creating Collaborative Fields of Engagement with the Past and Present’

J EVANS, N McMillan, G Nanni, J Balint, M Reynolds-Diarra

2015-01-01

Rethinking Transitional Justice, Redressing Indigenous Harm: A New Conceptual Approach

J Balint, J Evansy, N McMillan

2014-01-01

Transitional justice has become the dominant international framework for redressing mass harm. To date, however, transitional just..

Minutes of Evidence: Raising Awareness of Structural Injustice and Justice

J Balint, J Evans, NC Mcmillan

2012-01-01

University of Melbourne Researchers

Jennifer Balint

Nesam McMillan

Patricia Grimshaw