In Her Place: state intervention and Indigenous domestic service in Australia and the United States, 1880-1945

作为土著家庭劳动和政府干预的跨国历史，该项目将澳大利亚奖学金置于性别，种族和殖民主义研究的主要研究举措的最前沿，促进澳大利亚在国际学者中的研究。更重要的是，通过提高公众对我们社会种族关系历史复杂性的认识，并超越纯粹的国家观点的范围，这一项目有助于以积极和建设性的新方式不断努力解决，接受并确实从我们历史的创伤方面学习。

As a transnational history of Indigenous domestic labour and government intervention, this project positions Australian scholarship at the forefront of major research initiatives in gender, race and colonialism studies, promoting Australian research among the international community of scholars. More importantly, by increasing public awareness of the complexity of race relations history in our society, and taking understanding beyond the confines of a purely national outlook, this project contributes to ongoing efforts to address, come to terms with, and indeed learn from the more traumatic aspects of our history, in positive and constructive new ways.