HUNTER LIVING HISTORIES 2021 ANNUAL REPORT At a glance (as at 6 December 2021) Hunter Living Histories Blog Site – 128,892 Views Living Histories Data Platform – 4,378,345 Views Special Collections Flickr Site – Over 66 million views Special Collections YouTube – 61,306 Views for 2021, Over 400,415 Views since 2008 with 727 Subscribers Over … More Hunter Living Histories 2021 Annual Report
HUNTER LIVING HISTORIES 2020 ANNUAL REPORT BIG WINS & IMPACTS Stories of Our Town – Partnership with filmmakers Glenn Dormand and Tony Whittaker of Carnivore Films A successful $72K grant we secured in April 2020 has made accessible the key stories of Newcastle and the Hunter Region including the Scott Sisters Of Ash … More Hunter Living Histories 2020 Annual Report
Please find attached Hunter Living Histories 2019 report (to 2/12/2019) displaying the highlights of activities and impacts of the UON’s Cultural Collections/GLAMx Lab in association with the Hunter Living Histories. This presentation was delivered at yesterday’s meeting (2 December 2019), the last meeting of the year and attended by the Member for Wallsend, Sonia Hornery … More Hunter Living Histories 2019 Report
University of Newcastle’s Hunter Living Histories ANNUAL REPORT 2017 Our Mission: To achieve recognition for Newcastle and the Hunter Region’s contribution in the making of the Australian nation. GOAL 1. (G1) To have Newcastle and the Hunter Region’s important historic sites nationally recognised GOAL 2. (G2) To ensure our legislative frameworks are working effectively for … More 2017 Annual Report – Hunter Living Histories
The CRWP is an Inter-disciplinary Engaged Research Initiative sponsored by the Academic Division (Auchmuty Library) in accordance with the University of Newcastle’s Building Distinction Strategic Plan 2007‐2011: University Strategic Priority: (2) International research profile and impact (3) Indigenous Collaboration and (4) Community Partnerships and Engagement and Vice Chancellor’s Your Voice Staff Climate Survey Action Plan … More 2010 – Year in Review
COAL RIVER WORKING PARTY – ANNUAL REPORT 2009 The Chair hereby lists the CRWP’s achievements for the year 2009 in accordance with the University of Newcastle’s Building Distinction Strategic Plan 2007‐2011: University Strategic Priority: (2) International research profile and impact (3) Indigenous Collaboration and (4) Community Partnerships and Engagement and Vice Chancellor’s Your Voice Staff … More Annual Report 2009
Our overall objective for the year has been to actively research and promote Newcastle’s history, assist in the preparatory celebrations of the 2009 Sesquicentenary of the formation of the Borough of Newcastle on 7 June 2009 and support the Newcastle City Council’s unanimously adopted Coal River Heritage Precinct Interpretation plan (Pizzey Report). With the farewell … More Coal River Working Party – Annual Report 2008