Final programme for next week's Dragon Tails conference #dtails19 now on line. A great line up of speakers. Still time to book! Image from programme cover by artist Kim Lowe, one of the speakers at the conference. dragontails.org.au

There will also be NZ Chinese history books for sale at the conference.

Absolutely brilliant session with talks and expressive translations from the incredible Ya-Wen Ho from Wai-te-ata Press Dragon Tails

@WgtnChineseHist @nolotusblossom @GraceGassin My head is reeling with all the wonderful knowledge, connections and excitement that made #dtails19 an unforgettable experience. Thank you so much @GraceGassin and Karen for superb convening.

As I'm now the only person who has been to all six Dragon Tails conferences, and all the preceding #chinozhist conferences, I can confirm that #dtails19 was definitely the best and biggest #chinozhist conference ever.

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This article also features @denisecfong, who spoke at #dtails19

"Gassin & Ho met in 2019, during the Australasian Dragon Tails conference discussing Chinese diaspora history & heritage. Since then, they kept talking, expanding into deeper yarns about their own whakapapa & language journeys & their shared hopes between their various kaupapa."

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Dragon Tails 2022 conference: CALL FOR PAPERS We're excited to announce the 7th Dragon Tails Australasian conference on Chinese diaspora history & heritage: 10-14 Nov 2022 Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania. dragontails.org.au #chinozhist #chinnzhist

Registration for Dragon Tails #dtails22 conf, Launceston, 10-14 Nov, now open! Keynote spkrs: Helene Chung; Janis Wilton+Joe Eisenberg. Draft program by 30 Sep. Will be 33 speakers & lots of tours of #chinozhist in Launceston, NE Tas & QVMAG collections. dragontails.org.au/registration

Dragon Tails #dtails22 conf is now underway at Launceston. 75 people from around Australia & NZ. #chinozhist See the full programme at dragontails.org.au/programme