Congratulations to those awarded funding through the most recent ARC funding rounds, including AHA members:
Hamish Maxwell-Stewart and co-investigators for the Discovery Project ‘Intergenerational Transmission of Inequality’;
Jan Lanicek and Ruth Balint for the Discovery Project ‘The Holocaust as an Australian Story, 1933-1945’;
Ruth Balint, Sheila Fitzpatrick, Jane Persian, Mara Moustafine and co-investigators for the Discovery Project ‘Russian Immigrants and Anti-Communism in Cold War Australia, 1946-1966’;
Emma Christopher and co-investigators for the Discovery Project ‘Slavery, Sugar, Race: Australia’s South Sea Islander Labourers’;
Rebe Taylor for the Discovery Project ‘Extinction, Survival, Resurgence: Indigenous and Colonial Histories’;
Robert Crawford, Catherine Bishop and co-investigator for the Discovery Project ‘Shop Talk: Department Stores, Shoppers and Consumer Capitalism, 1945-2025’;
Warwick Anderson, Jakelin Troy and co-investigators for the Discovery Project ‘Planetary Health Histories: Developing Concepts’;
Robert Cribb and co-investigators for the Discovery Project ‘Suharto’s Enablers? Social Complicity in the Indonesian Killings of 1965-66.
Andrea Gaynor and co-investigators for the Linkage Project ‘The Economic and Social Contribution of the Western Australian CME Sector’;
Andrew May, Andrekos Varnava, Carolyn Holbrook and co-investigators for the Linkage Project ‘Cancer Culture: Understanding Anti-Cancer Campaigns in Australia’; and
Paul Sendziuk and co-investigators for the Linkage Project ‘GM Holden and the Mobilisation of Private Industry during World War II.’
Emily O’Gorman, Grace Karskens and co-investigators for the ARC Discovery Project ‘Narrative Ecologies of Warragamba Dam’.