The archival holdings are organised in the following collections:
1 Private Collections
2 Archives of the Community
3 Printed Material
4 History of organisations
5 Photographic material
6 Visual aids
7 Recordings of events
8 Ecclesiastical items
9 Costumes
10 Library

Women's committee material can be found in the archives of the community

One of a series of interviews conducted by curatorial staff and volunteers at the South Australian Migration Museum as research towards the 1996 exhibition 'Chops and Changes'. In this interview, Maria Gaganis talks about the role of the Greek community in the South Australian food importing industry.

Records comprising papers relating to the Union of Australian women's involvement with the Panhellenic Women's Movement in South Australia, an organisation formed to assist Greek migrant women with everyday problems. Papers include correspondence and an organisational constitution.

A series of six interviews conducted by members of the Thebarton Community Arts Network with local women of non-English speaking backgrounds. The interviews were the first stage of a community arts project in which interviewees collaborated with interviewers to produce lino prints which represented aspects of their migration and settlement experiences. The project culminated in an exhibition at the Fig Gallery, Thebarton during November and December 1994. A catalogue of the interviews and prints was launched at another exhibition of the prints during the 1996 Adelaide Festival of Arts. Not all of the project's interviews are represented in the J. D. Somerville Oral History Collection.
4 hours 52 minutes

Interview taped in January 2006 with Matina Mottee, a long time advocate on behalf of women of culturally and linguistically diverse background. The interview was conducted in Mottee's home and features some external noise.

Papers that relate to numerous activities, includiing Koutsianidis-Germanos' involvement in the Greek Community in Sydney and the Ethnic Childcare Development Unit.

Traditional music of migrant groups in Australia and other Australian Folk Lore. Sound recordings, notes and synopses.

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