Finally posting our recent paper co-authored with Caroline Hendy called "Should Munanga learn Kriol? Exploring attitudes to non-Indigenous acquisition of Kriol language in Ngukurr" published at https://t.co/JfZyYvKeXx https://t.co/wO31F1rBuG
#Kriol@CoEDLang@cdu_ni@ourANU
🌟Short Course🌟
Learn Kunwinjku, the most common language of the Bininj people of West Arnhem Land.
▶️11 Oct -19 Nov
▶️no set class times
▶️3-4 hrs study per wk
▶️$600 per person
Find out more https://t.co/hLBvgnMJP2
@CDUni @BininjKunwok
Look at the GLORIOUS package that just arrived all the way from our friends in Darwin @TopEnd_STS! 'Encountering Gurambai' the zine, feat. beautiful essays from @_mattbarlow @m_spen1 @kirsty_howey Michael Christie, Leonie Norrington, @jennifermairi@kellyleehickey & more
Lovely afternoon working with the Arrernte class at Centralian Senior College. Shared work of some previous students available on @living_archive and will be adding a few more from current students #Arrernte#Mparntwe#AliceSpringsLanguageCentre Werte!
We've just published a report back from our #AusSTS2021 activities in Darwin - in the form of a zine! Check it out on the @4sWeb Backchannels blog https://t.co/yprXLtIBju or hit us up for a hard copy.
Thanks to @CDU_NI and @AUSSTS for their awesome support for this event
What a wonderful way to honour an amazing woman. @Indigenous_Inst is offering a 3 year PhD scholarship for an Indigenous candidate to complete a doctoral study in the broad area of transcultural knowledge creation
https://t.co/qXZalPw7Gz
Attn #LLIRN & @Lg_on_the_Move USyd PhD scholarship https://t.co/g7k4F8oyui
“A rich multilingual archive will be used to examine Australia’s history from non-English perspectives. Outcomes include a framework outlining the role of language diversity in shaping Australian identity"
Delighted that https://t.co/yNwVXvzb7R in Alice Springs is now stocking the Living Archive promotional booklet. It was even featured in their weekly newsletter.
Thanks to the BRDU at Yuendumu, we now have an additional 75 books in #Warlpiri language available online at https://t.co/wMVipWfzcp.
Warlpiri is our biggest language in the archive, now with 650 titles!
We're celebrating #NAIDOCWeek by sharing voices of #Yolŋu elders on healing, country and people.
> Gawura Waṉambi and Joy Bulkanhawuy
> Waymamba Gaykamaŋu
> Brenda Muthamuluwuy
> Ian Mongunu Gumbula
> Ellen Gapany
👉https://t.co/ZL9CPaFfyP
@CDUni_VC@CDUni@PVCILRO_CDU