Join us for an enlightening discussion on history, adaptation, and survival.
Assoc. Prof. Toby Raeburn will present a talk on his latest book, "The Remarkable Mr and Mrs Johnson: Founders of Modern Australia's First Schools, Charity, and Friends of Aboriginal People (1788-1800)". Discover the story of Reverend Richard Johnson and his wife Mary, their pioneering work in colonial New South Wales, and their unlikely friendship with a young Aboriginal girl named Boorong.
About the Presenter: Assoc. Prof. Toby Raeburn is a distinguished researcher and writer with a focus on mental healthcare and history. He is currently based at the Australian Catholic University’s School of Nursing, Midwifery, and Paramedicine
Please note: Parking is available onsite via Terminus Street and is free for the first three hours. Light refreshments will be served. This talk is delivered in partnership with Liverpool U3A History Group.
Thursday 24th of October
1:30pm - 3:00pm
Liverpool City Library | Yellamundie
