Photo: Twelve Apostles, VIC. Credits: Romain Fathi

  • The City of Unley and Unley Museum, for the research project and exhibition, “SA – we are a little bit français!” $20,000 (2023).

  • Flinders University DVC-R Research Investment Fund $25,000 (2020)

  • Chief Investigator for an Australian Research Council Discovery Project DP190101171, Lead CI Prof Melanie Oppenheimer, $330,912.00 (March 2019 - March 2023)

  • ECR Research Project, College of HASS, Flinders University, “‘Public Hygiene and Patriotic Piety”. A global History of First World War Funerary Practices, 1914-1939’ – $8,442 (June 2018)

  • France’s official Mission for the commemoration of the centenary of the First World War, through the Embassy of France to Australia $3,200 (May 2018)

  • Flinders University’s College of HASS’ international conference support scheme $2,000 (January 2018 – January 2019)

  • Grant from The City of Unley to fund a Honours Student under my supervision $9,900 (May 2017)

  • Faculty Research Grant for the research project “Canadian war commemorations and France’s reconstruction, 1918-1936” $8,875 (March 2017 - 2019)

  • As Lead for the project “South Australians in France”, a project based on First World War objects held privately in South Australia, I have raised the following funding (March 2017 to February 2018)

    - The French Consulate in Adelaide ($3,000)
    - Flinders University ($9,000)
    - The Department of Premier and Cabinet (French Strategy) ($5,000)
    - Veterans SA ($6,200)
    - Minister Martin Hamilton-Smith ($3,000)
    - The City of Unley ($5,000).

Acknowledgement of Country

I acknowledge the Kaurna People as the traditional owners and custodians of the land in which I am privileged to live and work. I pay my respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples across what is now known as Australia.

I recognise the importance of continuing to educate myself about the ways in which these living cultures have developed over tens of thousands of years, and I express my sincere gratitude for being able to share a small part of this ongoing journey. As a historian, I support the Uluru Statement from the Heart and I remain impressed by its generosity.