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Associate Professor Lyndon Ormond-Parker is of Alyawarra descent from the Barkly Tablelands region of the Northern Territory. He has been involved in advocacy, policy development, and research negotiations at local, national, and international levels. A cultural heritage expert, he possesses significant experience in fields of repatriation, archives, materials conservation, heritage policy, and information technologies, particularly digital inclusion. Currently, he holds an ARC Research Fellowship at the Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies at the Australian National University and serves as Principal Research Fellow on the Mapping the Digital Gap for Remote Nations Communities project at RMIT University. Ormond-Parker has held numerous positions in universities, organizations, and government committees. His recent roles include Committee Member for the Advisory Committee on Indigenous Repatriation and Panel Member for the Indigenous Advisory Panel of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS). Additionally, he co-chaired the ICOMOS GA 2023 Scientific Symposium's Indigenous Heritage Program and has been involved in various advisory committees related to indigenous affairs and cultural heritage.
Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies • Canberra, Australia
Holds an ARC Research Fellowship and engages in research activities related to heritage and museum studies.
Mapping Digital Gap Remote Nations Communities project • Canberra, Australia
Leading research efforts to improve digital inclusion in remote communities.
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