Anthropology
research intentions and outcomes.
My role as anthropologist is to provide the client with a true and accurate account of the project to be researched. As anthropologist my role is to observe and record, not for personal opinion or objectives. I present the findings in a detailed report format. This paper can be used by the client for marketing, branding, evaluation, profile enhancing, grant funding and more.
Anthropology from the perspective of marketing is the ideal consultant tool for keeping yourself in tune with your audience. Anthropology for the perspective of historical or heritage sites is essential in providing relative research into sites and culture for the purpose of preservation and recommendations in the future of indigenous or historical space..
presentations / media / papers.
- 2017 September - VIEW guest speaker PhD research, Colac
- 2017 August - Colac Family & District Group, guest speaker, PhD Aboriginal stone sites and living spaces, Colac
- 2017 July - NAIDOC Week panel facilitator, GLHC, Geelong
- 2017 April - AASV Guest Speaker, Melbourne
- 2016 November - Word for Word Festival, facilitator with Bruce Pascoe, Reg Abrahams, Shireen Morris, GLHC
- 2016 August - Wadawurrung Living Space and Wurdi Youang, Geelong Library and Heritage Centre (GLHC)
- 2016 March – Barwon Heads Festival, presentation pre-Settlement Wadawurrung living Space, Bellerine Peninsula
- 2016 February – Pulse FM Radio, Wurdi Youang
- 2016 January – ABC News, Wurdi Youang Festival
- 2015 December – Channel 31 , Powerhouse Geelong
- 2015 September - One Fire Reconciliation Group, guest speaker, Wadawurrung Living Space: Past, Future and Present
- 2015 August – ABC Kayne Tremmills, documentary, Powerhouse Geelong
- 2015 August – 7.30 Report, TV, Powerhouse Geelong
- 2015 April – Biss Magazine and Rip Curl interview, Powerhouse Geelong
- 2015 April – Paper “From Hip Hop to Humanitarian: political aspects of street art worldwide”
- 2014 November – Thesis “Dispelling the Myth of Monogamy: Sexuality and Monogamy Marriage Within a Contemporary Culture of Kinship”
- 2012 November – Deakin University and Parks Victoria, Wathaurong Living Space
- 2010 November – Deakin University and Wathaurong co-operative, Lou Lane’s work
Qualifications.
Bachelor of Arts (Honours H2A in Anthropology), Deakin University.
Bachelor of Arts (Major in History and Anthropology), Deakin University.
MEmberships.
AAS - Australian Anthropological Society
AASV - Archaeological and Anthropological Society of Victoria
AILA - Australian Institute of Landscape Architects
