Talks
Europe’s next chapter: how to unlock growth, steer innovation, and govern AI in a contested world
Europe is at a crossroads. Slower growth, geopolitical pressure, and rapid technological change are forcing hard choices. This panel event brings together Gabriel Attal, Gillian Tett, Lord Booth-Smith, and Menna Rawlings to debate Europe’s next chapter: how to boost competitiveness, govern AI credibly, and deliver reform at speed.
Bringing the Ancestors Home: how Cambridge collections can support repatriation using osteobiographies
Thu 19 September 2024
Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies
Book your place for the talk ‘Bringing the Ancestors Home: how Cambridge collections can support repatriation using osteobiographies’ where you’ll have the opportunity to hear from members of the Duckworth Laboratory and Indigenous communities from Australia and Papua New Guinea about collaborative research and current issues around collections and repatriation.
The panel includes:
Enid Tom – Kaurareg Elder and Director of Kaurareg Native Title Aboriginal Corporation
Rodney Carter – Dja Dja Wurrung Group Chief Executive Officer
John Clarke – General Manager Cultural Landscapes, Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation
Shawnee Gorringe – Operations Administrator, Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC
Jason Kariwiga – PhD Candidate, University of Queensland, researcher from Papua New Guinea
Michael Westaway – ARC Future Fellow, University of Queensland
This talk is part of a project funded by the Collections, Connections, Communities Strategic Research Initiative and the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research.
It will take place on Thursday 19 September 2024, 4.30-6pm, in the Henry Wellcome Building Seminar Room.
The event will consist of a talk followed by a Q&A session.
Please book your ticket on Eventbrite by 10 September 2024.
Cost: Free
Enquiries and booking
Please note that booking is required for this event.
Enquiries: Lydia Clough Website Email: outreach@arch.cam.ac.uk