Evidence of Survival:
The impact of World War ll in documents

Evidence of Survival pieces together the extraordinary stories of lives of ordinary people through ‘scraps of paper’. These powerful drawings, official documents and personal papers document the lives of people who fought for survival during World War II and built new lives in Australia afterwards.
22nd August 2008 – February 2009

Adelaide Bank Festival of Arts world premiere
Hope: The Utopian imagination of young people on the margins

This exhibition documents responses by ‘young people at risk’ to ideas about hopefulness and the future. It aims to expand and challenge notions of social sustainability by including those identities and ideas that are normally marginal to it. (refer to page 53 of the Adelaide Bank Festival of Arts program for further details)
29 Feb- June

Vision, hope and life: The Greek migrant Story

Presented by the Hellene & Hellene-Cypriot Women of Australia (OEEGA), SA
15 February – 23 May 2008

They Took Our Land and Then Our Children
Book this exhibition for your resource centre!!

A portable display of four panels telling the story of the historic 1923 Ngarrrindjeri Petition against the removal of Aboriginal children from their parents.

Available on loan to schools for a period of up to four weeks.
Bookings: 8207 7570
Cost: No charge but schools responsible for picking up and returning the display.
Years 8 - 12