Contains information regarding the Aboriginal arts board entitled INADA Holdings Propriety that was set up by the Aboriginal Development Commission (ADC) in September 1983. Initials in the title of this inventory item probably stand for Margaret Valadian, co-founder of the Aboriginal Training and Cultural Institute, and Natascha McNamara, Chairwoman of Treka Arts and Crafts Company.

This item includes:
News clippings regarding Margaret Valadian, Australia's first Aboriginal university graduate and recipient of BHP Awards for the Pursuit of Excellence, 1984;

Legal documents including copies of Corporate Affairs forms completed with names of directors and registration date of INADA, chronological history of the Aboriginal Arts and Crafts Company, 1971-1984, and photocopy of Register of documents lodged regarding INADA Holdings Propriety Ltd [lodged with National Companies and Securities Commission?], 1984;

News clippings regarding government funding for Aboriginal arts and crafts marketing, 1984;
seminar program, Department of Pacific and Southeast Asian History, Australian National University, 1984;

'Aboriginal Training and Cultural Journal', newsletter of the Aboriginal Training And Cultural Institute in conjunction with the Aboriginal and Islander Youth Worker Association, December 1983 volume 1, number 3.

Contains detailed order form for quarterly magazine produced by the Group for Information on Aboriginal Affairs. Order form promotes and describes the contents of the first and second issues of 'Newsletter on Aboriginal Affairs'.

Booklet written by T. Wright, Federal President, Sheet Metal Workers' Union. Second edition, Sydney, July 1944.

Newsletter to members, possibly of the Federal Council for Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, advising of objectives, methods and other aspects of the organisation's Referendum Campaign. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten note on the front page reads 'FCAA 27/3/67'.

Also contains 'Resolutions and Amendments of Federal Council for Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders', dated 26/3/67.

The two documents feature names in common eg Mamie Smith.

Typed, foolscap sheets.

Contains extract from Report. Three pages.

Contains annotated extracts from the Association's Annual Reports. Most pages feature photographs. Covers 1922-1930, some gaps.

A4 sheets. Continued in inventory item BARI01282.

Contains annotated extracts from the Association's Annual Reports. Most pages feature photographs. Covers 1931-1940.

A4 sheets. Begun in inventory item BARI01281.

Newsletter asserting the redundancy of the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs. Subjects include Aboriginal legal services, education, camps, hostels, etc. It is unclear what organisation published this newsletter. Includes attached Resolution of the Victorian Aboriginal Co-operative Limited calling for a boycott of the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs.

Six foolscap pages. Annotated by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Note by Diane Barwick on cover reads 'WEHS [W. E. H. Stanner] nd [no date]'.

Brochure promoting two films, entitled 'My Survival as an Aboriginal' by Essie Coffey and 'Robin Campbell - Old Fella Now' by Alec Morgan. Brochure features brief description of films and reviewers' comments about them, and reproduced photographs of Aboriginal people and scenes. No captions provided. Date stamp on outside of brochure is not readable.

Approximately A5 size. This brochure was originally housed among the documents in item BARI01509 in Series 4007.

Newsletter of Aboriginal Action, a working group of the Victorian Council of Churches Commission on Community and Race Relations. Single foolscap sheet.

Publicity flier from Conrad Bailey regarding book entitled The Aboriginal Dilemma by Frederick T. Macartney. Dated 23 May 1975.

Also contains two news clippings from the Canberra Times entitled 'New 'Embassy' Opened' (12 April 1976) and 'Aboriginal Land Rights' (letter to the editor from David R. Anderson dated 10 June 1976).

Letter to 'Friends of Aboriginal Action', A Working Group associated with the Commission on Community and Race Relations of the Victorian Council of Churches, seeking funding for the Harry Nelson Campaign and other projects. Roneoed document signed by Joe Camilleri, Convenor, and dated 20 September 1974.

Brochure promoting the achievements and objectives of the Aboriginal Action Group and calling for new members. Typescript.

Foolscap sheets.

Single page flier promoting Vote Ferguson for Aboriginal Freedom: A Biography of William Ferguson by Jack Horner, and Kulila: On Aboriginal Education by A. M. Hart. Includes Order Sheet from David Barow Australia and New Zealand Book Company Pty Ltd.

Flier promoting the Aboriginal Land Rights Committee formed at Monash University in approximately 1966. Two foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Diet, Health and Medical Treatment of Victorian Aborigines - 1860-1891' which also contained inventory item BARI01712 (Series 37).

Newspaper featuring autobiographical account by Charles Perkins entitled '"A Chip On Whose Shoulder?"' Volume 1, Number 2, February 1974. Broadsheet.

An Independent Newspaper for Aborigines and Islanders.

Report of the A.I.S.H.R.A., Aboriginal and Islands Sporting Health Recreation Association, a Brisbane-based organisation established 'to promote the physical, mental and social welfare of the Aborigines'. Front cover states 'Monthly Report' but looks to be an annual report.

Flier promoting upcoming Land Rights March.

An article, report and three news clippings, as follows:

'Poverty, Community and Power' by Clyde Warrior;
'Aboriginal Housing' by A. B. Lloyd (President) and Frances Lovejoy (Convenor, Housing Sub-Committee);
News clippings including a clipping about Nabalco Pty Ltd.

Newspaper of Abschol, Aboriginal Affairs Department of NUAUS (National Union of Australian University Students).

Newspaper of Abschol, Aboriginal Affairs Department of NUAUS (National Union of Australian University Students).

A statement issued by the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders [FCAATSI] and the Abschol Department of the National Union of Australian University Students.

Notes regarding the origins of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra, made by Diane Elizabeth Barwick from a talk with Charles Dixon. Single foolscap sheet.

Report by the Secretary of the Committee of the Anti-Slavery Society For The Protection Of Human Rights, of his visit to Australia in 1970.

Promotional material, including correspondence. Correspondents: A. Barrie Pittock.

Includes brochure entitled 'Aborigines and Land Rights' by A. Barrie Pittock. Two copies.

Assorted papers about the Scott Project. Records include correspondence, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's reader's report about 'Urban Aborigines' by Fay Gale assisted by Alison Brookman, resume on the South Australia Aboriginal Assignment, and other notes.

The purpose of the Scott Project was to raise the living standards and improve the self-sufficiency of Aboriginal people in South Australia. Managed by W. D. Scott and Co. Pty Ltd (Management Consultants), with Aboriginal Land Trust of South Australia, and involved the Point Pearce area. Anthropologists Fay Gale and John Wilson were involved.

The purpose of the Scott Project was to raise the living standards and improve the self-sufficiency of Aboriginal people in South Australia. Managed by W. D. Scott and Co. Pty Ltd (Management Consultants), with Aboriginal Land Trust of South Australia, involving the Point Pearce area. Anthropologists Fay Gale and John Wilson were involved.

Records include correspondence, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes about project, and W. D. Scott project proposal.

Three documents as follows:

'Methodist Policy on Aborigines'. Newspaper, no date;

'Mr Wentworth's Bill', NUAUS [National Union of Australian University Students]. Collection of speeches, letters, papers etc;

'Questionaire - Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society, London - Information on State of Victoria', The Council for Aboriginal Rights, July 1957. Data in point form.

From a working file on various topics.

This item contains a set of papers consisting of correspondence and research notes, entitled 'from Pearl Gibbs' file Oct [October] 1966'.

Also contains a letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Colin [probably Colin Tatz] dated 12 March 1965, and a letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Stan [probably Stan Davey] dated 12 March 1965, advising of forthcoming trip by the Barwicks to North America.

Originally housed in a manila folder along with primary records of the Aborigines Uplift Societies. Subjects include a deputation by the Uplift Societies to the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines, 1941-43. See inventory items BARI01974-1977.

Correspondence, proposals, rough notes, and other primary records of the Aborigines Uplift Society.

Subjects include:
Deputation by the Uplift Societies to the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines in 1942;

Information about Tyers [Lake Tyers?] and facts for Presentation to Board, 12th November 1942.

Correspondents: G. T. Stevenson; E. E. Bond; I. L. Graham; [?] Rutherford; John Talbot.

Originally housed in a manila folder with papers of the Aborigines Uplift Societies, and other papers. See inventory items BARI01973 and BARI01975-1977.

Correspondence, proposals, rough notes, and other primary records of the Aborigines Uplift Society.

Subjects include:
Victorian Aboriginal Act;

Proposals by Deputation to Chief Secretary, November 1941 and Chief Secretary's Reply;

Board Personnel, New South Wales and South Australia;

Agenda for Executive Meeting and Meeting of Deputationists, 11 November 1942.

Correspondents: M. Neilson; G. T. Stevenson; E. E. Bond; I. L. Graham; [?] Rutherford; John Talbot; G. A. Hancock; Helen Baillie; Major Ronald Glenn.

Most notes are not by Diane Elizabeth Barwick but by members of the Uplift Societies.

Originally housed in a manila folder with papers of the Aborigines Uplift Societies, and other papers. See inventory items BARI01973-1974 and BARI01976-1977.

Correspondence, proposals, rough notes, and other primary records of the Aborigines Uplift Society.

Subjects include:
Uplift Society Conferences;

Uplift Societies' Deputations to the Aborigines Protection Board, 1941 and 1942;

Quarantine imposed by Health Department at Lake Tyers Station, 1942.

Correspondents: G. T. Stevenson; I. L. Graham; John Talbot; Helen Baillie; E. E. Bond; [?] Rutherford; Ernest E. Kramer.

Notes in this item are not by Diane Elizabeth Barwick but by members of the Uplift Societies.

Originally housed in a manila folder with papers of the Aborigines Uplift Societies, and other papers. See inventory items BARI01973-1975 and BARI01977.

Brief notes, diagrams, quotations, and other papers, mostly created or collected by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Includes two tables of handwritten data labelled 'Organizations interested in Aboriginal Welfare 1922-1962'.

Also includes family tree-type diagram labelled 'Skeleton Genealogy showing Relationship of Aboriginal 'Leaders' or Spokesmen'.

Originally housed in a manila folder with papers of the Aborigines Uplift Societies, and other papers. See inventory items BARI01973-1976.

Booklet of poems by Kath Walker. Stapled newsprint sheets.

Transcript of Australian Broadcasting Commission programme. Rough copy unchecked.

Report written for the Armidale Association for Aborigines. Two copies.

Assorted papers of various interest groups involved in political activity to advance Aboriginal rights and equality, in Victoria and nationally across Australia. Includes papers provided to Diane Elizabeth Barwick by P. E. Felton, A. Jackomos, and Stan Davey.

Groups include the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria); Aboriginal Scholarships Committee of the NUAUS [National Union of Australian University Students]; Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement [FCAA].

Assorted papers of various interest groups involved in political activity to advance Aboriginal rights and equality, in Victoria and nationally across Australia. Includes papers provided to Diane Elizabeth Barwick by Stan Davey.

Groups include the Aborigines Progressive Association; Council for Aboriginal Rights (Victoria); Aboriginal-Australian Fellowship; Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria); Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement [FCAA].

Also includes Report from the Select Committee on Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines, Arnhem Land Reserve, House of Representatives, Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, 1963.

Assorted papers of various interest groups involved in political activity to advance Aboriginal rights and equality, in Victoria and nationally across Australia.

Groups include the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement [FCAA]; Aboriginal-Australian Fellowship; Council for Aboriginal Rights (Victoria).

Also includes Annual Report of Northern Territory State Secretary, Mr Davis Daniels. Undated.

Assorted papers of various interest groups involved in political activity to advance Aboriginal rights and equality, in Victoria and nationally across Australia.

Groups include the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement [FCAA]; Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria); Council for Aboriginal Rights (Victoria).

Assorted papers of various interest groups involved in political activity to advance Aboriginal rights and equality, in Victoria and nationally across Australia. Includes papers provided to Diane Elizabeth Barwick by Stan Davey.

Groups include the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria); Federal Council for Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders [FCAATSI]; Amnesty International.

Assorted papers of various interest groups involved in political activity to advance Aboriginal rights and equality, in Victoria and nationally across Australia. Includes papers provided to Diane Elizabeth Barwick by Stan Davey.

Groups include the Federal Council for Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders [FCAATSI]; Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Assorted papers of various interest groups involved in political activity to advance Aboriginal rights and equality, in Victoria and nationally across Australia.

Groups include the Federal Council for Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders [FCAATSI]; Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria) and the Aboriginal Hostels Committee.

Also includes letters to and from Diane Elizabeth Barwick on related issues. Correspondents: Pauline Pickford; Stan Davey; R. N. Adams; Miss Cafarella; Susan Robertson.

Newspaper of Abschol, Aboriginal Affairs Department of NUAUS [National Union of Australian University Students].

Official Organ of Aborigines Advancement League.

Official Organ of Aborigines Advancement League.

Official Organ of Aborigines Advancement League.

Official Organ of Aborigines Advancement League.

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria). Two copies.

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria). Two copies.

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria). Two copies.

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria).

Note on cover reads 'Proceeds in aid of the Aborigines Advancement League'.

Note on cover reads 'Proceeds in aid of the Aborigines Advancement League'.

Note on cover reads 'Proceeds in aid of the Aborigines Advancement League'. Two copies.

Note on cover reads 'Proceeds in aid of the Aborigines Advancement League'. Three copies.

Note on cover reads 'Proceeds in aid of the Aborigines Advancement League'. Two copies.

Official Organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria). Two copies.

Journal published by the Aboriginal Publications Foundation Inc.. A national, quarterly magazine for literary and artistic expression by Aboriginal people.

Journal published by the Aboriginal Publications Foundation Inc.. A national, quarterly magazine for literary and artistic expression by Aboriginal people. Two copies.

Journal published by the Aboriginal Publications Foundation Inc.. A national, quarterly magazine for literary and artistic expression by Aboriginal people.

Journal published by the Aboriginal Publications Foundation Inc.. A national, quarterly magazine for literary and artistic expression by Aboriginal people.

Official Journal of the Aborigines' Progressive Association.

The Official Organ of the Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs.

Published by the Australian Council for Civil Liberties, Melbourne.

Published by the National Missionary Council of Australia, 1959.

Petition forms, published articles, and printed matter promoting Aboriginal rights, written by Barrie Pittock, physicist, Quaker and executive member of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement [FCAA].

Assorted memoranda, papers and statements, on subjects including Aboriginal land rights, social issues, missions, etc.

Organisations represented include the National Missionary Council of Australia; Methodist Church of Australasia; Methodist Overseas Missions; Australian Council of Churches; etc.

Also contains correspondence with the Reverend Frank Engel, and Marie Reay's comments on 'The Meaning of Assimilation', written by the National Missionary Council of Australia.

Assorted educational material issued by Aboriginal Affairs, a forum formed in Melbourne, c.1962, to promote discussion about Aboriginal advancement and welfare. Convenor in 1962 was Ian Spalding.

Assorted educational material issued by Aboriginal Affairs, a forum formed in Melbourne, c.1962, to promote discussion about Aboriginal advancement and welfare. Convenor in 1962 was Ian Spalding.

Mostly contains issues of a newsletter entitled 'On Aboriginal Affairs'. Many include supplements entitled 'Information Papers'.

Assorted educational material issued by Aboriginal Affairs, a forum formed in Melbourne, c.1962, to promote discussion about Aboriginal advancement and welfare. Convenor in 1962 was Ian Spalding.

Also contains correspondence between Ian Spalding and Diane Barwick.

Also contains typed notes by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'Comments on Hiatt's paper - 22/2/64 - for Sol Encel's Symposium'.

Produced by the Group for Information on Aboriginal Affairs, associated with the Victorian Council of Churches' Aboriginal Affairs Committee.

Leaflet calling for financial support of the Aborigines Advancement League.

Brochure about Summer School programme.

Single foolscap sheet. Dated March 1961.

From a folder of assorted documents on subjects that include Cumeroogunga Station. For other material from this folder see inventory items BARI02120-2121 (Series 30).

Issued by CARE (Campaign Against Racial Exploitation). Photocopy.

Copies of an advertisement, undersigned by numerous scholars and public figures, including Diane Elizabeth Barwick, calling on the Commonwealth Government 'to maintain its commitment to land rights for Aborigines'. Advertisement was published in the National Times, 23-29 November 1984.

Item also includes related correspondence.

Correspondent: H. C. Coombs.

The papers in this item were originally housed inside Australian Society magazine (filed at page 26) now located in inventory item BARI02159 (Series 30).

Report (66 pages) by Kevin Gilbert, outlining a 'plan for a total approach to community organising in Aboriginal communities' [page 1].

Report is entitled 'Purfleet Special Works Projects - Report No 4, July 1976'.

Photocopy, marked 'Confidential' by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Two documents written by Peter Willis.

One is a letter about Peter Willis's religious calling, written from Ursula College, Canberra. Letter begins 'Dear Confreres'.

The other is a paper entitled 'Poison Flour: Managing the New Managers', about the Kununurra Reserve. Paper was read to the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies on 1 September 1977.

Assorted records regarding various aspects of the culture and history of Aboriginal Victoria, including Aboriginal reserves, and the land rights movement.

Includes:

News clippings about land rights;

Published extracts from historical sources such as Diary of a Naturalist by James Whitelaw, published in 1908;

Correspondence between Les Harsant and Diane Elizabeth Barwick regarding Picnic Day at Coranderrk, Sunday 29 October 1978. Also a brochure and news clippings about same;

Essay by Alick Jackomos entitled 'The Aboriginal Community of Melbourne', July 1977;

Scholarly papers presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

From a folder of similar papers.

Assorted papers regarding Aboriginal Victorian welfare, land rights, historical sources, etc.

Includes:

News clippings about racial ideology and 'mixed-blood', Aboriginal employment, etc;

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten notes about population figures, a news clipping from the Age about Victorian Aboriginal health, etc;

Issues of Newsletter for the Aboriginal People of Victoria and Southern New South Wales and Newsletter for the Aboriginal People of Victoria, produced by the Australian Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Melbourne;

Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs Annual Report, 1971/72;

'Aboriginals in Victoria' booklet, dated 1978 by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Looks to be government-issued.

From a folder of similar papers.

Assorted papers regarding Aboriginal Victorian welfare, land rights, historical sources, etc.

Includes:

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten notes from records of the Aboriginal Welfare Board, Victoria;

Extracts from Newsletter for the Aboriginal People of Victoria and Southern New South Wales and Newsletter for the Aboriginal People of Victoria, produced by the Australian Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Melbourne.

From a folder of similar papers.

Assorted papers regarding Aboriginal Victorian welfare, land rights, historical sources, etc.

Includes:

Extracts from government publications. Publications include the Newsletter for the Aboriginal People of Victoria, produced by the Australian Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Melbourne, and the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs Annual Report 1969/70.

From a folder of similar papers.

Assorted papers regarding Aboriginal Victorian welfare, land rights, historical sources, etc.

Includes:

Extracts from government publications including the Annual Report of the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs, 1969/70. Includes continuation of papers begun in inventory item BARI02366;

Invitation to Lin Onus Exhibition;

Family tree. Names include 'Old Boney'. Single sheet;

'Aboriginal Newsletter' produced by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs, January 1980.

From a folder of similar papers.

Publications and working papers of assorted Aboriginal rights groups, mainly located in Victoria or Canberra. Papers date from c.1963-c.1964.

This item includes:
'Aboriginal News', Bi-monthly Bulletin sent out by Alick Jackomos. Various issues;

Correspondence;

Notes (eg name lists and form letters) regarding the formation of an Aboriginal Affairs Committee in Canberra to be affiliated with the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement;

Brochures and promotional material of organisations such as the Aborigines Advancement League, Abschol, The Aboriginal Education Foundation of South Australia Incorporated, etc.

Correspondents:
Stan Davey (in his capacity as Secretary of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement); I. Meade; Shirley Andrews; Ian Turner; Alastair Campbell; Secretary of the Royal Historical Society of Victoria; D. J. Morgan.

From a folder of material in which the focus is the annual conferences of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement (FCAA), later renamed the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI). Cover of folder is annotated with names, details of accommodation, etc.

Publications and working papers of assorted Aboriginal rights groups. Papers date from c.1961-c.1967.

This item contains:
'Papers presented to the 5th National Conference on Aboriginal Affairs, Adelaide, April 1962';

'Reports and Resolutions received by the 4th National Aboriginal Conference', Queensland, 31 March to 2 April 1961;

'Attitudes of Aboriginal Adolescents in Victoria - A Preliminary Study' by Dr Edna Gault;

'Some Facts Concerning the Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs'. Information pamphlet;

'Housing Report' by Ron Hancock and Harry Penrith issued by the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI).

From a folder of material in which the focus is the annual conferences of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement (FCAA), later renamed the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI). Cover of folder is annotated with names, details of accommodation, etc.

Publications and working papers of assorted Aboriginal rights groups, mainly located in Victoria or Canberra.

This item contains:

'Government Legislation and the Aborigines', prepared by a Sub-Committee on Legislative Reform of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement;

'Co-operative for Aborigines Limited'. News Bulletin No 5, issued by the General Secretary Co-operative for Aborigines Limited;

'Rights and Advancement', Newsletter No 7 of the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI);

Publications of the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs, Victoria, and the Queensland Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Islanders [sic].

From a folder of material in which the focus is the annual conferences of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement (FCAA), later renamed the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI). Cover of folder is annotated with names, details of accommodation, etc.

Publications and working papers of assorted Aboriginal rights groups, mainly located in Victoria or Canberra.

This item contains:

Agenda and Resolutions of the Annual General Meeting of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement (FCAA), 1963;

The Koorier. Four copies. Dates: 1968-69. Printed at 41 Gertrude St, Fitzroy, Melbourne. Chief Reporter: Lin Onus;

Letter from Diane Barwick to Stan (probably Stan Davey) dated 1 April 1963.

From a folder of material in which the focus is the annual conferences of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement (FCAA), later renamed the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI). Cover of folder is annotated with names, details of accommodation, etc.

Publications and working papers of assorted Aboriginal rights groups, mainly located in Victoria or Canberra.

This item contains:

The Koorier. Three copies. Years of issue are not specified in the newsletters. Printed at 41 Gertrude St, Fitzroy, Melbourne. Reporters include Lin Onus.

From a folder of material in which the focus is the annual conferences of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement (FCAA), later renamed the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI). Cover of folder is annotated with names, details of accommodation, etc.

Publications and working papers of assorted Aboriginal rights groups, mainly located in Victoria or Canberra.

This item contains:

'Aboriginal News', Monthly Bulletin of the Aborigines Advancement League, Victoria. Nos 1-16 1963-1966;

'Reports and Recommendations of the 9th Annual Conference on Aboriginal Affairs', Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI), Canberra, 1966.

From a folder of material in which the focus is the annual conferences of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement (FCAA), later renamed the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI). Cover of folder is annotated with names, details of accommodation, etc.

Brochure regarding Aboriginal childrens' and family welfare organisation based in Melbourne, Victoria.

The brochure includes brief articles about the history of the Aboriginal Child Care Agency, its operational methodology, and other subjects.

Brochure regarding an Aboriginal childrens' and family welfare organisation based in Melbourne, Victoria. Mainly contains brief articles about the history of the Aboriginal Child Care Agency, its operational methodology, and other subjects.

Item also contains extracts from essays by Form I pupils at a Melbourne primary school showing attitudes to Aboriginal people. Appears to have been issued by the Aboriginal Child Care Agency. Photocopied A4 sheet.

Produced with the assistance of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs.

Letter and supporting documents from the Land Councils of the Northern Territory (Northern, Central, and Tiwi), that call on the Australian Labor Party to uphold and protect Aboriginal land rights. Letter is dated 22 March 1985.

Also contains photocopied inserts regarding development of a public campaign to support Aboriginal land rights legislation, annotated by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

A4 typescript spiral-bound documents.

This inventory item contains four issues of Identity published between 1971 and 1973.

Identity is a journal published by the Aboriginal Publications Foundation Inc.. A national, quarterly magazine for literary and artistic expression by Aboriginal people.

This inventory item contains three issues of Identity published between 1973 and 1978.

A journal published by the Aboriginal Publications Foundation Inc.. A national, quarterly magazine for literary and artistic expression by Aboriginal people.

Volume 3, No 3, July 1977 and Vol 3, No 8, October 1978 are named Aboriginal and Islander Identity.

Papers include:

Policy Manifesto and Constitution of the National Tribal Council, and notes about same. Manifesto and Constitution were presented at the First Annual Conference and General Meeting of the National Tribal Council, held 11-12 September 1970 in Northcote, Melbourne;

Agenda of the First Annual Conference and General Meeting.

Roneoed foolscap documents.

Information and fund-raising fliers for the Aboriginal Tent Embassy on the lawns opposite Parliament House in Canberra.

Two typescript documents. Foolscap sheets.

Single page of notes handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Notes appear to be from or about a meeting of the Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement [FCAA]. (The FCAA was alternatively known as the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines.)

Note begins 'A. B. Pittock 16/4/68 - Victoria Attendance - FCAA'. A. B. ['Barrie'] Pittock was an executive member of the FCAA.

Small sheet of note paper.

Newspaper of Abschol, Aboriginal Affairs Department of NUAUS [National Union of Australian University Students].

Three written documents by A. Barrie Pittock.

Contains:
'Toward a Multi-Racial Society', the 1969 James Backhouse Lecture. A5 booklet;

'Easter 1970 and the Origins of the National Tribal Council: A Personal View'. Typescript. Foolscap sheets;

'Notes to Accompany the Draft Constitution of the National Tribal Council'. Typescript. Foolscap sheets.

Melbourne magazine featuring articles and cartoons about Australian and world politics. Published fortnightly.

A4 size magazine.

Contains:
Vol 1, No 1, 26 March 1968;
Vol 2, No 1, March 1969.

Approximately A3-sized broadsheet documents.

A4 magazine.

Originally housed in a labelled box file. This box file originally housed the contents of inventory items BARI03218 (Series 30), BARI03219 (Series 29), BARI03220-21 (Series 28), BARI03222 (Series 27) and BARI03223 (Series 10).

Photocopied typescript. Two A4 pages.

See other tributes to Pearl Gibbs, and correspondence about same, in inventory item BARI02988 in Series 17.

Originally housed in a labelled box file. This box file originally housed the contents of inventory items BARI03218 (Series 30), BARI03219 (Series 29), BARI03220-21 (Series 28), BARI03222 (Series 27) and BARI03223 (Series 10).

Four documents, as follows:

Calendar of meetings and social activities at a Land Rights Campaign event held 6-17 May 1985. Organisations involved include the N.A.C. [National Aboriginal Conference]. Single photocopied A4 sheet. Two copies;

'The NAC [National Aboriginal Conference] News', Vol 1, No 4, March 1985. Newsletter. A4 sheets;

'Land Rights Alert', March-April 1985. Booklet of photocopied documents (news clippings, letters etc) about political developments regarding Aboriginal land rights. A4 sheets;

Photocopied letters to political officials and a press release calling for Aboriginal sovereignty. Front page is entitled 'Aboriginal Sovereignty Asserted…'. Signatory of each letter is 'Sovereign envoy, Wiradjuri Murri, Kevin Gilbert'. Letters are dated 18 February 1985. Photocopied A4 sheets.