The Madjawa Maangi exhibition explores Indigenous cultural health — the interconnectedness between people and Country through culture. The exhibition is inspired by the creation story of the seagull who brings the pippi from saltwater to freshwater Country, reflecting the importance of sharing knowledge, skills, and resources.
Interactive Science Expo
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Free for everyone
Exhibition
Come on a journey for the senses and experience the wonders of scientific discovery through tactile models and hands-on activities!
This is a free public event accessible to audiences with visual or hearing impairments. Suitable for school-aged children, senior citizens, and everyone in between. Auslan interpreters will be available.
Program includes:
- Introductory talk on the basics of medical research
- A series of interactive discovery sessions with activities and tactile displays to engage your senses of touch, sight, sound, and smell
- Artwork and reflections by David Choi, a DeafBlind artist
- Lunch for attendees
Registration and more details at bit.ly/ScienceExpoRego
Hosted by EMBL Australia Node in Single Molecule Science
Proudly Sponsored by UNSW Division of Equity Diversity & Inclusion; ARC Centre of Excellence in Advanced Molecular Imaging; and UNSW School of Medical Sciences
CRICOS Provider Code 00098G
[Feature image: Photo by Stephen Blake]
Places are limited, register now.