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<p>While this sounds like a very worthwhile activity in ensuring the
preservation of Indigenous knowledges, and in creating social
capital in Indigenous communities, I'm struggling a little to draw
the connection with open source, open access and open culture. For
example, will this online platform be an open access platform
built on open source technology? Would the materials in the
platform be available under an open access license? Would the
materials be in Language - aiding Language preservation efforts?
How would this project build re-usable assets for the Australasian
open source community? How might this project help ensure greater
participation and access to open source communities and their
benefits for Indigenous peoples? How would this project help to
de-colonise the Australian open source community?<br>
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Those are the linkages I would expect to see in a Linux Australia
grant application. <br>
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<p>With kind regards, <br>
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<p>Kathy Reid<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 25/9/20 2:43 pm, Linux Australia
Website wrote:<br>
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Project name: Online Indigenous Womens Possum Skin Cloak Making Workshops
Aim of the project: The aim of this project is to gather as many Indigenous women from along the east coast of Australia to participate in an online Indigenous womens possum skin cloak making workshop.
For over 40,000 years Indigenous women have gathered to create possum skin cloaks for either themselves, daughters, granddaughters or other female members of their nation/community.
We would like to attract as least 2 - 5 women from each nation/tribe to participate in this workshop.
Estimated cost breakdown of the project: Online Platform Costs - $5,000
Possum Skins & Materials - $15,000
Project team details: Our team will consists of Indigneous staff employed at the Cultural Resilience Hub, Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education & Research, University of Technology Sydney:
Manager - Ass Prof Pauline Clague
Assistant - Paula Maling
Co-ordinators - Maddie & Georgia Coles
First Name: Pauline
Last Name: Clague
Email Address: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:pauline.clague@uts.edu.au">pauline.clague@uts.edu.au</a>
A statement including a willingness to provide regular project updates on the project: We envision this project to be delivered in 3 stages.
* Pre Production
* Production
* Post Production
We are willing to provide an update at each of these stages.
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