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Check out Facebook, Twitter, Web:
How can we co-create a nation where young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders can thrive in the digital world?
Initiative of the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence (NCIE) and the Telstra Foundation #IndigenousDX
This discussion could have big impact on Music Health digital technologies. Runs Mid-May to end June, 2013.
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MAY 18 CELEBRATING INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM DAY
Hosting a virtual think tank about Aerospace Musicology
NEW BLOG LAUNCH TODAY
Aero-Space Music Adventures Research Thinktank
A-SMART Project
The International Council of Museums (ICOM) established International Museum Day in 1977 to encourage public awareness of the role of museums in the development of society.“Museums are an important means of cultural exchange, enrichment of cultures and development of mutual understanding, cooperation and peace among peoples”.
Museums (Memory + Creativity) = Social Change
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YARNIN TIME COMES TO PURGA MUSIC MUSEUM
We are hosting the Kuril Dhagun Yarnin Time at the Purga Music Museum on November 2.
"Creating Purga Music Stories."

Great opportunity for people of all ages to share stories and songs with family, friends and neighbours.
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MUSIC HEALTH AUSTRALIA - DOING, BEING, BECOMING MORE ACTIVELY ENGAGED
Music Health Australia is a professional service that helps communities to manage their own music heritage and culture.
Music Health Australia supports and enables communities to become more active in music making. Read more about "Doing, Being, Becoming More Active through taking part in Community-Based Museum Scenarios."
The Music Health Australia service is unique to Australia because we customise music and health projects to support community organisations in metropolitan, rural and remote areas. Music Health Australia was the first service to implement the socio-ecological approach to musicking, developed through Sandra Kirkwood's action research on "Frameworks for culturally engaged community music practice in rural Ipswich, Australia" (Kirkwood, 2009).
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LATEST MUSIC PROJECT: TRACKING THE MILKY WAY

We are currently assisting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander childcare centres and preschools by providing web-based music learning opportunities in partnership with Gunawirra Services in New South Wales though the Tracking the Milky Way website. Visit the Gunawirra Kids and Good Hearts online and share with us in learning about song, dance and music making with our teachers, friends and family.
Read more about our action research on culturally engaged community musicking on this website and http://independent.academia.edu/SandraKirkwood. How can we support your group?
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MUSIC HEALTH NODE on Facebook Interests
Keeps us up to date on issues about safeguarding music heritage and culture; promoting health in the music sector. |
Create, Curate, Collaborate
Click on link to read latest developments:
Working toward creative and collaborative solutions
During the first part of 2012 we launched Exploring and Discovering Musical Livelihoods.
Now in 2013, we are finding ways of Creating and Performing Music Stories drawing on our own resources and the network of people interested in Music Health.
To subscribe and join the national Music Health network register online and help us find creative solutions through working together - in and beyond the place where we live.
Read more about Rural and Remote music health service delivery...
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Conferences and events
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17-20 JUNE, 2013 |
Features a strong academic program, alongside flagship art exhibitions and music events, as well as workshops. |
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The International Congress of Voice Teachers 2013, Brisbane.
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10-14 JULY, 2013 |
Vocal health issues are addressed by Allied Health (Speech & Language Pathologist/Audiologist) and other keynote speakers - see details online. |
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14-15 SEPT 2013 |
Music Therapy Practice & Research.
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The OT Australia Mental Health and Paediatric Symposia, is planned to take place in OT Week. This two-day event will be held at the spectacular
Sea World Resort on the Gold Coast, Queensland. |
25-26 OCT 2013 |
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Inaugural Music, Mind & Health Conference, co-hosted by the Australian Music & Psychology Society (AMPS) and Music, Mind & Wellbeing (MMW) University of Melbourne. |
27-30 NOV 2013 |
Conference streams include: Music & Brain; Music & Community; Music & Health; Redefining Music Excellence. |
Links
Web design and content - Sandra Kirkwood. Commenced 2008. Last updated 19 May, 2013.
© Sandra Kirkwood, 2008
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