The WA Chapter of the Australian Fulbright Alumni Association has great pleasure in inviting you to the 2018 WA Fulbright Annual Dinner, coinciding the Fulbright's 70th Anniversary in Australia. Join us for an evening that includes a book launch, keynote speech on endangered Aboriginal song, professional networking with leading thinkers, and a beautiful meal on the picturesque Swan river.

Tickets are $75 for AFAA members, $85 non-members - book on our eventbrite page.

Details:

• Delicious 3-course meal (pre-bookings essential)
• Meal costs: $75 AFAA (Australian Fulbright Alumni Association) members; $85 non-members (including guests and partners)
• Drinks not included (please bring cash for bar and table purchases)
• Dress: semi-formal

Book launch: Academic Ambassadors: Pacific Allies by Alice Garner & Diane Kirkby (an examination of the Fulbright program in Australia). Pre-order your 50% discounted copy with your tickets (limited number available).

Keynote speaker A/Professor Clint Bracknell: Clint Bracknell is a Wirlomin Noongar ethnomusicologist of rapidly growing significance, and recipient of an ARC Indigenous Discovery Project on "Mobilising song archives to nourish an endangered Aboriginal language." Reasearching an area of vital importance to Western Australia's history and culture, Clint is taking up a new appointment at Edith Cowan University (Kurongkurl Katijin and WAAPA).