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Rose Barrowcliffe is a Butchulla post-doctoral research fellow at Macquarie University. Her research focuses on the representation of Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander people in archives, specifically emphasizing the importance of embedding Indigenous perspectives in metadata to support the discoverability and access of records related to Indigenous peoples. In 2021, Rose was appointed as the inaugural Nations Archives Advisor at Queensland State Archives (QSA), aligning with the Queensland Government’s Path to Treaty initiative. Her work at QSA aims to promote the use of records for Indigenous self-determination and to support the Treaty process. Additionally, Rose is an active member of the Indigenous Archives Collective (IAC). She holds a PhD in Archives from the University of the Sunshine Coast, where she conducted research titled 'Reading Lines: Uncovering Butchulla History K'gari.'
Macquarie University • Sydney
Post-doctoral research focusing on Indigenous perspectives in archival practices.
Queensland State Archives • Queensland
Guiding the promotion and use of records for Indigenous self-determination to support the Treaty process.
Applied to Department of Business (MBA Program).