Time for Papua
An exhibition of Papuan objects and stories at Wereldmuseum Leiden.
Screenings, exhibitions, talks and public programmes about Papua.
Calendar feedAn exhibition of Papuan objects and stories at Wereldmuseum Leiden.
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An installation and live monologue concerning displacement in Papua; the performance is listed for noon.
A cultural and marine tourism festival; the source lists dates but no start time.
A film screening with a discussion hosted by the university.
A screening and discussion at Queen Mary University of London.
Film screening followed by a discussion on Papua.
Poetry, rhythm and song across island worlds, including West Papua.
Theatrical storytelling with a post-show discussion.
A programme on the role of Mambesak’s music in the resistance movement of West Papua.
The opening night of Read My World with dance, music and readings.
Pusaka’s launch and discussion of its Human Rights Impact Assessment of South Papua food and energy projects, with a Jubi TV livestream.
Papuan Voices’ community-archive workshop during the eighth Papua Film Festival. Speakers discussed identifying and preserving audiovisual and community records.
A university discussion with Papuan customary representatives on clans, culture and development.
A student-organised communications seminar for university and secondary-school students, documented by Universitas Muhammadiyah Papua.
A discussion of Tempo’s 25 January reporting on South Papua food and energy expansion, hosted by Pusaka. The event date is taken from the detail page, rather than the archive publication date.
A Pusaka discussion with speakers from JPIC OFM Papua, BRIN and Aliansi Mahasiswa Papua, on economic policy, human rights and militarism. The title is the organizer’s wording.
AMPTPI’s 21st anniversary brought together customary-council representatives, students and civil-society participants for a discussion of Markus Haluk’s five-volume series on history, politics, human rights and democracy. Nadi Papua reports the event took place on 15 October.
A book discussion connecting Foster and Clark’s analysis with MIFEE and later Merauke projects. A recording is linked on the host page.