narrative

The Past is Not a Closed Chapter

By fgolding@bigpond.net.auPosted on 21 December 2016Posted in Care Leaver Records, Forgotten Australians, ParticipationTagged counter-narratives, narrative, Writing

The Past is Not a Closed Chapter – It Shapes the Whole Book of Our Lives This was the title of a talk I presented in Adelaide on 30 November 2016 at a workshop as part of the Routes to the Past Project, co-sponsored by the University of Melbourne, CLAN and the Dulwich Centre located in Adelaide. […]

Whose File is it? Whose Story is it?

By fgolding@bigpond.net.auPosted on 21 June 2015Posted in UncategorizedTagged Access to records, narrative, personal files, redaction, voice of the child

21 June 2015 (Revised 26 June 2015) Thanks to good people who offered positive feedback on this blog item. I hope the changes have made it clearer and a better read. Several profound changes have taken place over recent decades that have had a significant impact on how child welfare records are now compiled, stored, […]

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