BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Telerik Inc.//Sitefinity CMS 13.1//EN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:W. Australia Standard Time BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250101 TZNAME:W. Australia Standard Time TZOFFSETFROM:+0800 TZOFFSETTO:+0800 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Aboriginal History WA is visiting the East Kimberley this Septe mber. We will be joined by the Registry of Births\, Deaths and Marriages.  \;Come and have a yarn with our teams about family history records\, birth certificates and the support available to you.Drop in for a yarn\, m eet our teams and find out how we can help. \; All sessions are free.A bout Aboriginal History WA \;Based in the State Library in Perth\, we provide a free\, statewide family history research service for Aboriginal people. We help people access restricted State Government records about th emselves and their direct ancestors in a culturally safe manner. For examp le\, we hold copies of many mission records\, station records and personal files that were created by the former &lsquo\;Department of &lsquo\;Nativ e Welfare&rsquo\;. We&rsquo\;ll also introduce you to other resources such as the State Library of Western Australia Storylines Program\, the Berndt field notes archive and the Norman Tindale Collection. \; \;These records can help people learn more about their family history\, ancestors \, communities and connections to Country. \;  \;We can help you:& nbsp\;learn about Aboriginal family history records and resources \;fi nd out how to apply for family history research \;get help starting an application.About the Registry of Births\, Deaths and MarriagesThe Regist ry team can provide information and support with: \;applying for a bir th\, death or marriage certificate \; \;getting a birth certificat e if you have never had one and understanding your options if you do not h ave enough identification \; \;changing your name or gender \;  \;what to do if you need help to pay for a certificate. \;These a re free\, informal drop-in sessions. You can meet our teams\, ask question s and learn what support is available. \;Please note\, family history research and birth certificates won&rsquo\;t be provided on the day\, but our teams can answer your questions and help you get started. \;Kununu rra date\, time and location๐Ÿ‘‰ Friday 11 September\, 2pm to 4pm๐Ÿ“ \;Ku nunurra Community and School Library\, \;Corner of Coolibah Drive and Mangaloo StreetContact usCall the Aboriginal History team on 0447 882 799 if you&rsquo\;ve got any questions or email ahwa.outreach@cits.wa.gov.au&n bsp\;Other sessions in the East KimberleyTownDate \;LocationHalls Cree kTuesday 8 September 10am to 2pm \; \;Outside the Child and Parent Centre\, Duncan Highway. Find us at the Family Day coordinated by Binarri -binyja yarrawoo Aboriginal Corporation.WarmunWednesday 9 September 11:30a m to 1:30pm \;Warmun Community Hall \;WyndhamThursday 10 September 11am to 2pm \; \;Ngnowar Aerwah Community Shed\,60 Great Northern Highway\, Wyndham \; \; \; DTEND:20260911T080000Z DTSTAMP:20260818T144646Z DTSTART:20260911T060000Z LOCATION:WA\,Kununurra\,Kununurra Community and School Library Corner of Co olibah Drive and Mangaloo Street SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Aboriginal History WA visits the East Kimberley UID:RFCALITEM639226900063532987 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Aboriginal History WA is visiting the East K imberley this September. We will be joined by the Registry of Births\, Deaths and Marri ages. \;

Come and have a yarn with our teams about family history records\, birth certificat es and the support available to you.

Drop in for a yarn\, me et our teams and find out how we can help. \; All sessions are free.

About Aboriginal History WA \;

Base d in the State Library in Perth\, we provide a free\, statewide family his tory research service for Aboriginal people. We help people access restric ted State Government records about themselves and their direct ancestors i n a culturally safe manner. For example\, we hold copies of many mission r ecords\, station records and personal files that were created by the forme r &lsquo\;Department of &lsquo\;Native Welfare&rsquo\;. We&rsquo\;ll also introduce you to other resources such as the State Library of Western Aust ralia Storylines Program\, the Berndt field notes archive and the Norman T indale Collection. \; \;

These records can hel p people learn more about their family history\, ancestors\, communities a nd connections to Country. \;  \;

We can help you: \;

About the Registry of Births\, Deaths and Marri ages

The Registry team can provide information and supp ort with: \;

These are free\, informal drop-in sessions. You can meet our teams\, ask questions and learn what support is available. \ ;

Please note\, family history research and birth certificates won&rsquo\;t be provided on the day\, but our teams can answer your questions and help you get started. \;

Kun unurra date\, time and location

๐Ÿ‘‰ Friday 11 September\, 2pm to 4pm

๐Ÿ“ \;Kununurra Community a nd School Library\, \;Corn er of Coolibah Drive and Mangaloo Street

Contact us

Call the Aboriginal History team on 0447 882 799 if you& rsquo\;ve got any questions or email ahwa.outreach@cits.wa.gov.au \;

Other sessions in the East Kimberley

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TownDate \;Location
Halls C reekTuesday 8 September 10am to 2pm& nbsp\; \;
Outside the Child and Parent Centre\, Duncan Highway. Find us at the Family Day coordinated by Binarri-binyja yarr awoo Aboriginal Corporation.
WarmunWednesday 9 September 11:30am to 1:30pm \;

Warmun Community Hall \;

WyndhamThursday 10 September 11am to 2pm \; \;
Ngnowar Aerwah Community Shed\,
60 Great Nor thern Highway\, Wyndham \;