Reimagining Norfolk Island's Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

拟议的项目旨在探讨活的遗产遗址在抵制或加强殖民地主体所面临的文化不公正方面所发挥的作用。该项目的重点是列入世界遗产名录的金斯顿和亚瑟山谷历史区，其意义在于使人们对皮特凯恩定居者后代争取承认和自决的斗争有新的认识。该项目的预期成果包括制定文化公正方法，作为一种概念和方法工具，并与社区共同创造公共历史产出。其好处包括提高人们对皮特凯恩定居者后裔遭受的文化不公正的认识，以及社区的能力建设，以增强对自己遗产的所有权意识。

The proposed project aims to explore the role living heritage sites play in resisting or reinforcing cultural injustices faced by colonial subjects. Focusing on the World Heritage Listed Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area, the project's significance lies in generating new understandings about Pitcairn Settler descendants’ struggles for recognition and self-determination. Expected outcomes of the project include developing the cultural justice approach as a conceptual and methodological tool and co-creating public history outputs with the community. Benefits include raising awareness about cultural injustices against Pitcairn Settler descendants and capacity building for the community to enhance senses of ownership over their heritage.