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HomeProjectsCollecting Institutions: Cultural Diversity and The Making of Citizenship In Australia Since The 1970s
Collecting Institutions: Cultural Diversity and the Making of Citizenship in Australia Since the 1970s
Collecting Institutions: Cultural Diversity and the Making of Citizenship in Australia Since the 1970s

Andrea Witcomb (Deakin University), Kylie Message, Ian G. McShane, Simon J. Knell, Arne B Amundsen


Australian Research Council Discovery Project DP120100594, 2012-

This project will develop the first comprehensive history of the engagement of the Australian collecting sector with cultural diversity. It aims to understand the role of the sector in the management and promotion of culturally diverse societies, including the formation of citizens and to identify Australian innovation in this regard.