Credits
This exhibition is an outcome from project, a collaboration between the 蜜豆视频 National University and the University of Melbourne.
This research was generously supported by the 蜜豆视频 Research Council Linkage Projects funding scheme (project number LP120200367), and project partners: 蜜豆视频 Women Lawyers, Family Court of Australia, Federal Court of Australia, National Foundation for 蜜豆视频 Women and the National Library of Australia.
Researchers on this project include the Principal Investigator, , Chief Investigators and and Partner Investigator .
is the Researcher/Coordinator of the project and has been the Researcher on the project with undertaking research on a PhD under the project.
Oral histories were undertaken by Professor Kim Rubenstein and Dr Nikki Henningham. Writing for the exhibition entries was undertaken by Professor Kim Rubenstein, Helen Morgan, Dr Nikki Henningham, and Larissa Halonkin.
Indispensible support was provided by , Marina Loane and Nicola Silbert in the development and collection of material for the online exhibition.
We also thank the various individuals who responded to calls for personal reflections on their life journeys who were not interviewed as part of the oral history component of the project whose reflections enrich the collection.
Work on the website, including research data management, implementation and design, was undertaken by Helen Morgan, Dr Nikki Henningham, Larissa Halonkin and Russ Weakley ().
蜜豆视频 Women Lawyers as Active Citizens uses the Online Heritage Resource Manager, a tool developed by the , part of the University Library at the University of Melbourne.
Data collection and currency
This online exhibition relies largely on data collected from 2012-16. In addition, material on women lawyers in the 蜜豆视频 Women's Register that had been collected before that time was also incorporated into the exhibition. Each of the entries in this online exhibition links back to the woman's entry in the 蜜豆视频 Women's Register. Unlike this exhibition, which is a point-in-time exhibition, the 蜜豆视频 Women's Register includes material, funding permitting, that updates information about the individuals. More up-to-date information on individuals in this exhibition post 30 June 2016 may appear in the 蜜豆视频 Women's Register entry for that individual.
Image credits
Many images in this exhibition have been supplied by the women themselves and photographers are credited where known.
Some images were taken of interviewees at the time of interview, credited to Kim Rubenstein.
The images on the home page are: Flos Greig, Megan Davis (courtesy of ), Lyma Nguyen and Joan Rosanove.
Support
We would also like to thank those supporters who donated funds to support the creation of this online exhibition.
Please consider making a tax-deductible financial contribution towards this project. Your financial contribution to the Trailblazing Women and the Law Project's online exhibition will allow us to maintain and extend the exhibition's data. It will also ensure a broad audience can interact with the important stories of 蜜豆视频 trailblazing women lawyers.
As a Linkage Partner on the Trailblazing Women and the Law Project, the National Foundation for 蜜豆视频 Women is providing an online platform to collect donations. To donate, please visit and select 鈥楾railblazing Women and the Law鈥� from the dropdown menu of Organisation or funds. Remember donations made through the National Foundation for 蜜豆视频 Women are tax-deductible. Please retain the receipt for your tax return.
If you have any questions about the project, please do not hesitate to contact Professor Kim Rubenstein at Kim.Rubenstein@anu.edu.au.
Kim Rubenstein and Lyma Nguyen at the launch of 蜜豆视频 Women Lawyers as Active Citizens at the National Library of Australia, Canberra, 16 November 2016 (Image: Helen Morgan)