The Journey Home – reconciliation through repatriation Reconciliation Week ABC Australia

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Join host Larissa Behrendt and panellists Laura McBride, Matt Poll, and Dr Lyndon Ormond-Parker for ‘The Journey Home: Reconciliation through Repatriation’. • 👉Subscribe ✅ and tap the notification bell 🔔 to be delivered Australian stories every day: http://ab.co/ABCAus-subscribe Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/events/walking... • Throughout colonial history, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestral remains and sacred objects have been removed from their communities and placed in museums, universities, and private collections both here in Australia and overseas. • The Journey Home: Reconciliation through Repatriation explores the need for repatriation of Indigenous objects and human remains and the place this complicated and nuanced undertaking has in the reconciliation process. • Celebrating its 20th year, National Reconciliation Week 2021 focuses on the theme; More Than A Word, Reconciliation Takes Action in 2021, and urges the reconciliation movement towards braver and more impactful action. • 00:00:14 | Reconciliation Week 2021: ‘More than a Word; Reconciliation Takes Action’. • 00:01:14 | Travelling to Germany to repatriate Indigenous remains. • 00:05:58 | Meet experts in cultural repatriation – Laura McBride, Matt Poll and Dr Lyndon Ormond-Parker • 00:07:50 | Why is cultural repatriation important to the reconciliation process? • 00:09:52 | The impact the removal of objects has on First Nations people and communities. • 00:11:38 | Institution and government attitudes on the role of cultural repatriation • 00:13:38 | How have communities have responded to the repatriation process? • 00:14:36 | What is the relationship between cultural repatriation and treaty? • 00:15:31 | What role are museums playing in holding cultural objects? • 00:16:36 | Is there resistance to the return of objects and remains? • 00:17:51 | What responsibility do institutions have to return these objects? • 00:21:52 | The Australian Museum’s role in facilitating repatriation. • 00:24:03 | The challenges, resources and safeguards that can help repatriation. • 00:25:20 | The opportunities and challenges of using digital technology to preserve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and heritage. • 00:26:43 | Why the broader Australian public should take an interest and assist in cultural repatriation. • Produced in partnership with the University of Sydney. • Join the ABC Australia community on social media! • http://abc.net.au/ • Facebook: / abc • Twitter: / abcaustralia • Instagram: / abcaustralia • This is an official Australian Broadcasting Corporation YouTube channel. • Contributions may be removed if they violate ABC's Online Conditions of Use http://www.abc.net.au/conditions.htm (Section 3).

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