09.00 - Opening - Prof. Renata Tańczuk, Institute of Cultural Studies, University of Wrocław; Dr. Katarzyna Williams, Centre for European Studies, The Australian National University

09.10 - 'A loss of journey': Reasons for seeking the repatriation of First Nations Australian Ancestral Remains - Dr. Hilary Howes, ARC DECRA Fellow, Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies, College of Arts and Social Sciences, The Australian National University

09.30 - The scientific context and social influence of Hermann Klaatsch’s anthropological research in early twentieth century Australia - Prof. Paul Turnbull, Professor Emeritus, School of Humanities, University of Tasmania; Honorary Professor, Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies, The Australian National University

09.50 - We hear their voices now. The story of Yawuru’s journey to repatriate their stolen ancestors - Sarah Yu, Special Projects Coordinator and curator at Nyamba Buru Yawuru; Naomi Appleby, a Yawuru and Karajarri woman, Special Projects Coordinator at Nyamba Buru Yawuru

10.30 - Reconciliation processes and truth-telling - Dr. Katarzyna Williams, Centre for European Studies, The Australian National University

10.40 - Coffee break

11.00 - Hermann Klaatsch and his legacy from Australia - Dr. Corinna Erckenbrecht, Reiss-Engelhorn-Museums, Mannheim, Germany

11.30 - Hermann Klaatsch's legacy in Polish contexts - Dr. Łukasz Bukowiecki, Institute of Polish Culture, University of Warsaw, Poland

12.00 - Exchange of perspectives - panel discussion with Q&A - Dr. Corinna Erckenbrecht, Dr. Łukasz Bukowiecki, Dr. Hilary Howes, Prof. Paul Turnbull, Sarah Yu, Naomi Appleby, Dr. Katarzyna Williams - Panel moderated by Dr. Magdalena Wróblewska (Director of the National Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw)

13.15 - Lunch break (meal on your own)

14.00 - The post-German material legacy of the University of Wrocław as a dissonant heritage - Dr. Urszula Bończuk-Dawidziuk, The Museum of the University of Wrocław

14.20 - Worlds enclosed in showcases. Exhibition of non-European art at the University of Wrocław Museum - Mgr. Agata Stasińska, The National Museum in Wrocław

14.40 - Historical and ethical aspects of maintaining scientific collections at the Museum of Natural History of the University of Wrocław - Prof. Jan Kotusz, The Museum of Natural History, University of Wrocław

15.00 - ‘A horn of plenty’: on the troubling heritage of anatomical collections from the time of the Third Reich - Dr. Kamila Uzarczyk, Wrocław Medical University

15.20 - Sensitive collections – challenges and commitments in university museum management plans and practices - Mgr. Marta Szaszkiewicz, University of Gdańsk - Museum of the University of Gdańsk; Dr. Joanna Ślaga, Jagiellonian University – Museum of the Jagiellonian University

15.40 - Q&A

16.00 - Conclusions