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Dr Johanna Perheentupa
Lecturer

Dr Johanna Perheentupa

MA (University of Turku, Finland) PhD (UNSW)

Faculty of DVC Academic
NG Academic Programs

Johanna's research interests are in the area of Australian colonial and Indigenous histories, including both Indigenous rights and settler colonial engagement with Indigenous peoples. She is currently completing a manuscript on Indigenous activism in Redfern in the 1970s, exploring the ways in which the local Aboriginal organisations pursued self-determination.

Phone
+61-2-93850715
E-mail
j.perheentupa@unsw.edu.au
Location
Nura Gili Indigenous Programs Balnaves Place LG15 Electrical Engineering (G17)
  • Books | 2020
    Perheentupa J, 2020, Redfern Aboriginal Activism in The 1970s, https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/unsw/detail.action?docID=6320013
  • Book Chapters | 2020
    Perheentupa J, 2020, 'Taking control: Aboriginal organisations and self-determination in Redfern in the 1970s', in Rademaker L; Rowse T (ed.), Indigenous Self-Determination in Australia Histories and Historiography, ANU Press, Canberra, pp. 189 - 207, http://dx.doi.org/10.22459/ISA.2020
    Book Chapters | 2019
    Perheentupa J, 2019, 'From Hermannsburg to Helsinki: the journey of the 103 Arrernte objects', in Tohmo K; Perheentupa J; Poll M (ed.), Objects Collecting People, Helinä Rautavaara Museum, Espoo, pp. 28 - 43, https://issuu.com/rautavaarahelina/docs/ocp_151020
    Book Chapters | 2004
    Perheentupa J, 2004, 'Black Theatre vastarinnan sijana', in Laitinen R (ed.), Tilan kokemisen kulttuurihistoriaa, Cultural History – kulttuurihistoria, Turku, pp. 55 - 76
    Book Chapters | 2002
    Perheentupa J, 2002, 'Tunteita telttasuurlähetystöllä', in Kärki K (ed.), 30-vuotias tunteilee, Cultural History, Turku, pp. 109 - 114
  • Edited Books | 2019
    Tohmo K; Perheentupa J; Poll M, (eds.), 2019, Objects Collecting People, Helinä Rautavaara Museum, Espoo, https://issuu.com/rautavaarahelina/docs/ocp_151020
    Edited Books | 2002
    Perheentupa J; Karppi K, (ed.), 2002, Cross-Cultural Encounters: Perspectives on Multicultural Europe, Publications of the Doctoral Program of Cultural Interaction and Integration 7, Turku
  • Journal articles | 2018
    Perheentupa J, 2018, 'Whitlam and Aboriginal self-determination in Redfern', Australian Journal of Public Administration, vol. 77, pp. S13 - S18, http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/1467-8500.12354
    Journal articles | 2009
    Perheentupa J, 2009, 'Victims of the past? White‐Aboriginal relations in Australian historiography in the nineteenth century', Zeitschrift für Australienstudien, pp. 24 - 41
    Journal articles | 2001
    Perheentupa J, 2001, 'The Splash with no Colours? Thoughts on Whiteness and Oral History', Voiceprint, pp. 22 - 25
  • Other | 2021
    Perheentupa J, 2021, What the Colonists Never Knew: A History of Aboriginal Sydney, ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1031461X.2021.1907876
    Recorded / Rendered Creative Works | 2021
    Seppänen AT; Poll M; Tohmo K; Perheentupa J, 2021, Sadan vuoden matka (A Hundred Year Journey), Helinä Rautavaara Museum, Espoo, Film, Published: 2021, Duration: 0:51 mins, Recorded / Rendered Creative Works, https://www.cultureels.com/sadanvuodenmatka
    Other | 2018
    Sallanen M (ed.), 2018, Ensimmäiset australialaiset, Edita Publishing, Helsinki
    Theses / Dissertations | 2014
    Perheentupa J, 2014, “To be part of an Aboriginal dream of self-determination”: Aboriginal activism in Redfern in the 1970s
    Theses / Dissertations | 1998
    Perheentupa J, 1998, "Those Poor Creatures - The Children of the Soil“. Aborigines in Australian Historiography 1798-1883., Cultural History
    Conference Papers | 1998
    Perheentupa J, 1998, 'The Invasion of Terra Nullius: Aboriginal Resistance and Historians', in Nyman J; Stokesbury JA (ed.), University of Joensuu, Joensuu, pp. 177 - 183, presented at Postcolonialism and Cultural Resistance, Joensuu, 15 June 1998

  • Uterne - 100 Arrernte Objects, co-ordinated by Helinä Rautavaara ethnographic Museum in Finland together with Macleay Museum, Sydney Museums (University of Sydney), and Museum of Cultures (Finland). Funded by Kone Foundation, https://koneensaatio.fi/en/grants/tuetut/2016-2/annual-funding-round-evaluation-profiles-for-academic-research-a-r-8-dec-2016/.

My Teaching

Indigenous Material Culture: Objects and Their Journeys (ATSI2003)

Gendered Identities in Indigenous Australia (ATSI3002)

Indigenous Histories in the Colonial World (ATSI3017)