Recognition
In 2008, the University of Canberra announced the establishment of the Donald Horne Institute for Cultural Heritage. It will be housed on campus in a purpose-built building that will be fully operational in 2011. The institute will have research and teaching programs, and an exhibition space. It will "be integrated with Canberra's cultural treasure houses, including the National Museum, National Gallery, National Library, National Archives and War Memorial." It is envisaged that it will also interact with a range of other organisations including Federal Parliament, government departments, Aboriginal organisations, other universities and UNESCO.
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