Nonja Peters's guest appearances

Nonja Peters

SBS Dutch - SBS Nederlands

Carywn for Breakfast - Triple M Wheatbelt

OwlTail

Dr. Nonja Peters is an historian, anthropologist, museum curator and social researcher whose expertise is transnational migration (forced and voluntary) and resettlement in Australia. She is the author of several books her first being, Milk &amp; Honey But no Gold about post-war migration to Western Australia with lots about the migrant camps in Northam. Additionally, she also has an exhibition on migration to Northam in the Visitors Centre in Grey Street. Of Dutch heritage, her father started the local Sparta Dutch soccer club, and played in a band for CWA balls around the Wheatbelt. Please enjoy the interview with Dr Nonja Peters.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Nonja Peters is an historian, anthropologist, museum curator and social researcher whose expertise is transnational migration (forced and voluntary) and resettlement in Australia. She is the author of several books her first being, Milk &amp; Honey But no Gold about post-war migration to Western Australia with lots about the migrant camps in Northam. Additionally, she also has an exhibition on migration to Northam in the Visitors Centre in Grey Street. Of Dutch heritage, her father started the local Sparta Dutch soccer club, and played in a band for CWA balls around the Wheatbelt. Please enjoy the interview with Dr Nonja Peters.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

2022 WA Women's Hall Of Fame inductee, Dr Nonja Peters talks about her special connection to Northam

Dr. Nonja Peters groeide op in WA als kind van Nederlandse migranten. In de afgelopen jaren deed ze veel onderzoek naar transnationale migratie en hervestiging in Australië. Ze schreef er diverse boeken over en is een belangrijke kennisbron binnen de Nederlandse gemeenschap hier. Onlangs werd Nonja toegevoegd aan de WA Women's Hall of Fame. We spraken haar over deze bijzondere eer, haar passie voor migrantenverhalen en het zijn van een 'inbetweener'.