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DESCRIPTION:Dr Matthew Glozier (Priory Librarian) and Dr Ian Howie-Willis (
 St John Historian) will share their experiences of writing and preparing t
 heir manuscript for publication. This webinar is specifically targeted to 
 our Cadet/Youth Members but is also relevant to all St John Ambulance memb
 ers including our Historical Society members.\n\nMatthew and Ian are both 
 professional historians and have had responsibility for many St John publi
 cations\, and have years of experience between them assisting St John Ambu
 lance Australia History Seminars and during their own professional lives.\
 n\nIf you have a specific question\, please email your questions to histor
 y.secretary@stjohn.org.au before the webinar\, and Matthew and Ian will en
 deavour to have an answer for you during session.\n\nJoin Zoom Meeting\nht
 tps://us06web.zoom.us/j/84022107380?pwd=J8oVaFXQ6uNBDrCHUCusEukb6c0ify.1\n
 \nMeeting ID: 840 2210 7380\nPasscode: 139331\n\nFind your local number: h
 ttps://us06web.zoom.us/u/kdNxtCWZOQ\n
SUMMARY:Webinar: Preparing your paper for publication
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DESCRIPTION:Dear Members - we hope to see you at the 27th Annual History So
 ciety Seminar on Saturday 22 November.\n\nSeminar tickets—booking is ess
 ential. You can purchase your tickets here: https://www.trybooking.com/DDN
 LJ\n• Accommodation—East Hotel (https://easthotel.com.au/). Ensure tha
 t you tell them you are attending the St John meetings in November.\n• 
 Live stream—If you cannot travel to Canberra for the Seminar\, you can w
 atch the live stream. Log on and tune in to SJONE: https://www.facebook.c
 om/SJONElive\n
LOCATION:69 Canberra Ave\, Kingston ACT 2604\, Australia
SUMMARY:27th Annual History Society Seminar 2025
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DESCRIPTION:Using AI in historical research with special guest speaker\, Dr
  Keith Joiner\, University of New South Wales\nDr Keith Joiner CSC\, PhD\,
  MSc\, MMgmt\, BEng(Aero)\, CPPD\, CPEng\, MAIPM\, MIEAust joined the Air
  Force in 1985 and became\nan aeronautical engineer\, project manager\, an
 d teacher over a 30-year career before joining the University of New Sout
 h Wales in 2015 as Senior Lecturer Test\, Evalution and Aircraft Design. 
 He is additionally well-versed in contemporary technology areas such\nas
  Artificial Intelligence\, Machine Learning and Cyber. As a keen research
 er\, academic and current Editor of The ITEA Journal\n(International Test 
 and Evaluation Association)\, Keith is well-versed on the use\, impacts\,
  pitfalls and considerations of using Artificial Intelligence to support 
 the researching and production of suitable artefacts and texts for intern
 ational publishing.\n\nThis webinar will provide advice for our members on
  the pitfalls and rewards of using AI in historical research. If you hav
 e a specific\nquestion you would like Dr Joiner to answer\, please email t
 he History Secretary before the webinar\, and our speaker will endeavour\
 nto have an answer for you during the session.\n\nZOOM Login details\n\nS
 tJohnAA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.\nJoin Zoom Meeting\nh
 ttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/83177461552?pwd=8WQtBUp7jDde59L355BUEOWbuc91GP.1\
 n\nMeeting ID: 831 7746 1552\nPasscode: 056132\n---\nOne tap mobile\n+1253
 2050468\,\,83177461552#\,\,\,\,*056132# US\n+12532158782\,\,83177461552#\,
 \,\,\,*056132# US (Tacoma)\n\nJoin instructions\nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/m
 eetings/83177461552/invitations?signature=D4fz982ov6A0O5jRveshxDXanP-tKaAU
 oNAp7_N__j0\n\n \n
SUMMARY:Webinar - Using AI in historical research
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DESCRIPTION:NOTE: This is an Evening Talk hosted by the Museum of St John i
 n London. The talk is live online Wed. 11 Feb. 7.00-8.00 pm GMT. In Austra
 lia\, the talk is live online:  A(Daylight)EST Sydney\, Thur. 12 Feb. 6.0
 0-7.00 am (11 hours ahead of London). Please check the time for your state
 /territory.\n\nClick here to register for this free talk: https://www.eve
 ntbrite.co.uk/e/was-jerusalem-builded-here-models-of-the-holy-sepulchre-ti
 ckets-1979965262399?aff=oddtdtcreator\n\nRepresentations of the Church of 
 the Holy Sepulchre are almost as old as the founding of the church itself 
 in the 4th Century: in Byzantine and medieval painting\, sculpted reliefs\
 , coins and even in the form of architectural copies. However\, for about 
 200 years (c. 1600-1800)\, models were made of olive wood by local craftsm
 en in the Holy Land for sale to European visitors and pilgrims. Around 30 
 of these survive\, including three in the Museum of the Order of St John c
 ollection. This talk examines the phenomenon\, asking how they were design
 ed\, who acquired them\, and what they can tell us about perceptions of Je
 rusalem in early modern Britain.\n\nAndrew Jotischky is Professor of Medi
 eval History at Royal Holloway University of London. He is interested in m
 edieval religious history\, especially pilgrimage\, crusading\, and monast
 icism and has published widely on these subjects. His most recent book is 
 The Monastic World: A 1200 Year History (Yale University Press\, 2024).\n
SUMMARY:Was Jerusalem built here? Models of the Holy Sepulchre\, the Holy L
 and and mobile memory in post-medieval England
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 d-and-mobile-memory-in-post-medieval-england
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DTSTART:20260311T190000Z
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DESCRIPTION:NOTE: This is an Evening Talk hosted by the Museum of St John i
 n London. The talk is live online Wed. 11 March 7.00-8.00 pm GMT. In Austr
 alia\, the talk is live online:  A(Daylight)EST Sydney\, Thur. 12 March 6
 .00-7.00 am (11 hours ahead of London). Please check the time for your sta
 te/territory.\n\nClick here to book your free ticket TALK Beyond Resusci 
 Anne: Simulation\, Casualty Training\, and Education Tickets\, Wed\, Mar 1
 1\, 2026 at 7:00 PM | Eventbrite\n\nProfessor Jonathan Reinarz will explor
 e the development of simulation in first-aid and life-saving training\, us
 ing the emergence of Resusci Anne in the early 1960s as a point of departu
 re.\n\nAlthough often described as the 'world’s most kissed face' and ce
 ntral to CPR education for over six decades\, Anne represents only one ele
 ment of a much longer and broader history of medical simulation. Situating
  her appearance within the wider simulation landscape of the 1960s\, the p
 aper traces the evolution of casualty simulation across the 20th Century\,
  from low-technology practices such as moulage\, role-play\, and volunteer
  casualties to increasingly sophisticated physiological simulators. Focusi
 ng on Britain\, it explores how simulation developed in response to changi
 ng medical knowledge\, educational priorities\, and societal demands\, inc
 luding war\, industrial accidents\, and mass-casualty incidents. The paper
  concludes by showing how these 20th Century developments laid the foundat
 ions for contemporary disaster simulation and emergency preparedness train
 ing.\n\nJonathan Reinarz\, Professor of the History of Medicine and Direct
 or of the History of Medicine Unit at the University of Birmingham\, has p
 ublished extensively on the history of hospitals and medical education. Hi
 s research currently focusses on medical simulation in 20th Century Britai
 n.\n
SUMMARY:Beyond Resusci Anne: Simulation\, casualty training\, and life-savi
 ng education in 20th Century Britain
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DESCRIPTION:Save the date for your annual history seminar\n- Saturday 10 Oc
 tober 2026 at Hotel Realm\, Canberra.\n\nWe are pleased to advise that th
 e annual History Seminar has been moved to October (instead of November) t
 o help relieve the pressure traditionally experienced in November. Many St
 ates and Territories host end-of-year awards\, events\, and internal/exter
 nal commitments during that period\, and this change will allow more membe
 rs and volunteers the opportunity to attend.\n\nProgram Overview\nSaturday
  10 October 2026\n•  History Seminar\n•  Evening: Annual Chancellor
 ’s Dinner\nSunday 11 October 2026\n•  Priory Chapter Meeting\n•  C
 hurch Service\n\nVenue \nAll events will be held at Hotel Realm. \n\nAcc
 ommodation Booking Instructions\nHotel Realm\nSelect the 'Book' button in 
 the top right corner of the homepage at: hotelrealm.com.au/\nClick on 'I 
 have a code' then input the following code to 'GROUPCODE' : STJO091026_0
 01\n\nBurbury Hotel\nSelect the 'Book' button in the top right corner of t
 he homepage at: burburyhotel.com.au/\nClick on 'I have a code' then input
  the following code to 'GROUPCODE' : STJO091026\n\nRegistrations Further
  information and links for registration and ticket purchase will be circul
 ated next month.\nQueries? For any questions\, please contact priory@stjo
 hn.org.au or call Kylie Seidel or Gabby Lhuede on (02) 6295 3777.\n\n \n
LOCATION:18 National Circuit\, Barton ACT 2600\, Australia
SUMMARY:28th Annual Seminar of the St John Historical Society
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DESCRIPTION:The St John Eye Hospital Group invite you to a free webinar vai
  ZOOM on Tuesday\, 31 March (Wednesday 1 April \, 01:00AM AEST)\, where CE
 O Dr Ahmad Ma’ali will join us live from Jerusalem to discuss highlights
  of the Eye Hospital’s work in 2025\, the latest news from Gaza\, and pl
 ans for the future.\n\nPlease register for the event: Webinar Registratio
 n - Zoom\n\nThe webinar will be recorded\, and everyone who registers will
  receive a link to view it after the event. It will also be made available
  on the Eye Hospitals YouTube channel in due course.\n
SUMMARY:Dr Ahmad Ma'ali - CEO\, St John Eye Hospital Group
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