History on Wednesday Seminar Series | Semester 2 2025

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
School of Humanities 
History at Sydney2025 | Semester 2 seminar series The University of Sydney
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History on Wednesday
Semester 2 | 2025 


12.10pm – 1.30pm | Vere Gordon Childe Centre (F09) and Zoom Aug 20  | Dr Ekaterina Heath (Sydney) 
Napoleon in Australia: Collections, Memory, and Living Monuments.

Aug 27 | Powerful Stories Network Event – Prof. Victoria Haskins (Newcastle)
Burning the House Down: Arson and Aboriginal Resistance in Settler Colonial Australia

Sept 10 | Powerful Stories Network Event –
Dr Rebecca Sheehan (Sydney)
A Mixed Inheritance: Ancestral Callings, Archival Hauntings, and the Legacy of Miscegenation in Nineteenth Century Sarawak

Sept 24  | Associate Prof. Leigh Boucher (Macquarie) ‘Community through catastrophe’: The HIV/AIDs crisis in Darlinghurst.

Oct 22 | Presented in affiliation with the Medieval and Early Modern Collabroative Network – Chet Van Duzer (Rochester)
Mapping the Unknown: Cartographers’ Strategies for Navigating Uncertainty

Nov 5 | Powerful Stories Network Event –
Prof. Kat Ellinghaus (La Trobe) & Prof. Barry Judd (Melbourne)
Ngura Ninti (‘Knowing Home’): A methodological approach for ethically based truth telling in Australian history writing. Zoom link to be sent with event reminder.

Venue: Vere Gordon Childe Centre (F09)

Contact:
Please contact Niro Kandasamy or James Findlay for more information:
niro.kandasamy@sydney.edu.au
 or james.findlay@sydney.edu.au

Seminar image: Unsplash
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