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Aboriginal Languages For over 60,000 years and 2500 generations over one billion Aboriginal people have walked this land together Today we still walk, but we have more hands to LANGUAGE REVITALISATION It is a mistake to dismiss our languages as part of history, and long gone. They’re not. They are alive and vibrant. They are in a new phase of growth. They’re part of us as the Indigenous peop WHY AUSTRALIA IS HOME TO ONE OF THE LARGEST LANGUAGE The first person to set foot on the continent of Australia was a woman named Warramurrungunji. She emerged from the sea onto an island off northern Australia, and then headed inland, creating children and putting each one in a specific place. INDIGENOUS 'MULTICULTURALISM' AND LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY The population of Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities is extremely diverse in its culture with many different languages spoken. Think of the Kimberly region of Western Aus NSW ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES RESEARCH AND RESOURCE CENTRE The Language Centre specifically provides Aboriginal communities with:– Technical linguistic and teaching advice– Research assistance– Assistance to record language speakers– Relevantlanguage
PROJECT AIMS TO HALT LOSS OF ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES SYDNEY — Lorraine Injie smiles as she remembers the rich patchwork of Aboriginal languages used during her childhood in Australia's remote Pilbara region. In my community, it was common to speak 1 LOGAN'S INDIGENOUS HISTORY: A LANGUAGE ALMOST LOST AND WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following article contains images of deceased persons. Logan’s rich Indigenous history weaves the stories of a number of traditional custodian groups, each bearing a unique spiritual, historical and ancestral connection to intersecting lands within the City of Logan. BIRIPI'S NATIVE TONGUE “THERE’S no way to describe how beautiful it is to be able to speak our own language.” A course at the North Coast Institute of TAFE in Taree is revitalising the traditional Gathang language (of which Biripi is a dialect) and teacher Jaycent Davis could not behappier.
WAANYI NATION ABORIGINAL CORPORATION NPC is committed to the long-term development of the Gulf communities and to the expansion of the business. Our knowledge of Indigenous cultures is opening up a host of opportunities, which enable us to expand our business interests and, importantly, maintain our commitment to Indigenous people, their communities and their country. KIMBERLEY ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES MAP Kimberley Aboriginal Languages MapWELCOME
Aboriginal Languages For over 60,000 years and 2500 generations over one billion Aboriginal people have walked this land together Today we still walk, but we have more hands to LANGUAGE REVITALISATION It is a mistake to dismiss our languages as part of history, and long gone. They’re not. They are alive and vibrant. They are in a new phase of growth. They’re part of us as the Indigenous peop WHY AUSTRALIA IS HOME TO ONE OF THE LARGEST LANGUAGE The first person to set foot on the continent of Australia was a woman named Warramurrungunji. She emerged from the sea onto an island off northern Australia, and then headed inland, creating children and putting each one in a specific place. INDIGENOUS 'MULTICULTURALISM' AND LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY The population of Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities is extremely diverse in its culture with many different languages spoken. Think of the Kimberly region of Western Aus NSW ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES RESEARCH AND RESOURCE CENTRE The Language Centre specifically provides Aboriginal communities with:– Technical linguistic and teaching advice– Research assistance– Assistance to record language speakers– Relevantlanguage
PROJECT AIMS TO HALT LOSS OF ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES SYDNEY — Lorraine Injie smiles as she remembers the rich patchwork of Aboriginal languages used during her childhood in Australia's remote Pilbara region. In my community, it was common to speak 1 LOGAN'S INDIGENOUS HISTORY: A LANGUAGE ALMOST LOST AND WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following article contains images of deceased persons. Logan’s rich Indigenous history weaves the stories of a number of traditional custodian groups, each bearing a unique spiritual, historical and ancestral connection to intersecting lands within the City of Logan. BIRIPI'S NATIVE TONGUE “THERE’S no way to describe how beautiful it is to be able to speak our own language.” A course at the North Coast Institute of TAFE in Taree is revitalising the traditional Gathang language (of which Biripi is a dialect) and teacher Jaycent Davis could not behappier.
WAANYI NATION ABORIGINAL CORPORATION NPC is committed to the long-term development of the Gulf communities and to the expansion of the business. Our knowledge of Indigenous cultures is opening up a host of opportunities, which enable us to expand our business interests and, importantly, maintain our commitment to Indigenous people, their communities and their country. KIMBERLEY ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES MAP Kimberley Aboriginal Languages MapWELCOME
Aboriginal Languages For over 60,000 years and 2500 generations over one billion Aboriginal people have walked this land together Today we still walk, but we have more hands to WHY AUSTRALIA IS HOME TO ONE OF THE LARGEST LANGUAGE The first person to set foot on the continent of Australia was a woman named Warramurrungunji. She emerged from the sea onto an island off northern Australia, and then headed inland, creating children and putting each one in a specific place. LANGUAGE REVITALISATION It is a mistake to dismiss our languages as part of history, and long gone. They’re not. They are alive and vibrant. They are in a new phase of growth. They’re part of us as the Indigenous peop LANGUAGE LOSS AND LANGUAGE SHIFT Like all cultures, the Indigenous Australian culture has changed and developed over time. However, the colonisation of Australia brought rapid changes to Indigenous Australian society and dramatically affected the ways Indigenous people lived and communicated.PROTOCOLS
Language protocols are important in many ways, they can determine how you work within your community, how you work with other organisations,how you
INDIGENOUS MEANINGS OF AUSTRALIAN TOWN NAMES Ever wondered what our towns, cities and places mean in their Aboriginal language? Amongst the towns and cities named after European figures or reconstituted British geographical locations ( because the red rugged landscape of Exmouth in WA is so similar to England’s seaside *cough*), many of Australia’s places are taken from one of the many Indigenous languages across INTRODUCING 'NOONGARPEDIA' The people who have occupied south-west Western Australia for 30,000 years are determined to ensure the survival of their Noongar language. Wikipedia comes in 294 languages and counting. It’s a drop in the bucket compared with the number of actual languages in the world (after all, Australia alone has more than 250 native languages), but alongside Google Translate (with 104 OUR MOTHER TONGUE: GUNAIKURNAI E.M Forster once mused, ‘How do I know what I think before I say it?’ It beautifully sums up the intricate links between thinking and speaking, words and culture, which are explored through the latest film in the ‘Mother Tongue’ series. BIRIPI'S NATIVE TONGUE “THERE’S no way to describe how beautiful it is to be able to speak our own language.” A course at the North Coast Institute of TAFE in Taree is revitalising the traditional Gathang language (of which Biripi is a dialect) and teacher Jaycent Davis could not behappier.
YOUNG HIGH HELPS RECLAIM WIRADJURI Learning another language is a standard part of most high school curriculums. But few students could lay claim to learning the local indigenous language through an ongoing program. That’s exOUR LANGUAGES
Discover Australia's Aboriginal languages at the Our Languages website which has been produced as a place where we can share and collaborateon activities
INDIGENOUS 'MULTICULTURALISM' AND LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY Indigenous people had extensive linguistic expertise because they came in contact with so many dialects and languages. Indigenous individuals could and often still do speak a number of dialects from a number of languages (Walsh 1993). They were often able to speak the native dialect of their father, mother and spouse and would often know the IMPORTANCE OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES (QUOTES) Importance of Indigenous languages (Quotes) Language is the expression of our culture and our land. We cannot have one without the others. We cannot describe our culture and our land if we do not have language. Recognition of Indigenous languages and support for Indigenous language programs stand alongside land rights, health, justice INDIGENOUS MEANINGS OF AUSTRALIAN TOWN NAMES YALLINGUP, WA. Meaning, ‘a large hole in the ground’, the town takes its name from a nearby cave (Yallingup Caves) or originally, “Ngilgi’s Cave”. Ngilgi’s Cave comes from an Aboriginal legend where a vicious fight occurred between a bad spirit who lived in the cave and a good spirit (Ngilgi) who lived in the “Wardan” (theocean
NSW ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES RESEARCH AND RESOURCE CENTRE NSW Aboriginal Language Research and Resource Centre. Department of Aboriginal Affairs. Level 13 Tower B, Centennial Plaza. 280 Elizabeth Street. SURRY HILLS NSW 2010. e Enquiries@daa.nsw.gov.au. LEARNING AN ABORIGINAL LANGUAGE PROJECT AIMS TO HALT LOSS OF ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES SYDNEY — Lorraine Injie smiles as she remembers the rich patchwork of Aboriginal languages used during her childhood in Australia's remote Pilbara region. In my community, it was common to speak 1 LOGAN'S INDIGENOUS HISTORY: A LANGUAGE ALMOST LOST AND WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following article contains images of deceased persons. Logan’s rich Indigenous history weaves the stories of a number of traditional custodian groups, each bearing a unique spiritual, historical and ancestral connection to intersecting lands within the City of Logan. KIMBERLEY ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES MAP Kimberley Aboriginal Languages Map SCHOOLCHILDREN RECORD ANCIENT WURUNDJERI STORIES IN The three digital stories were launched at an assembly at the school last week and are freely available as downloads at the App Store. Mr Cooper said he and the children were excited the new app would for the first time give anyone anywhere in the world access to traditional Wurundjeri stories and Woiwurrung language.OUR LANGUAGES
Discover Australia's Aboriginal languages at the Our Languages website which has been produced as a place where we can share and collaborateon activities
INDIGENOUS 'MULTICULTURALISM' AND LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY Indigenous people had extensive linguistic expertise because they came in contact with so many dialects and languages. Indigenous individuals could and often still do speak a number of dialects from a number of languages (Walsh 1993). They were often able to speak the native dialect of their father, mother and spouse and would often know the IMPORTANCE OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES (QUOTES) Importance of Indigenous languages (Quotes) Language is the expression of our culture and our land. We cannot have one without the others. We cannot describe our culture and our land if we do not have language. Recognition of Indigenous languages and support for Indigenous language programs stand alongside land rights, health, justice INDIGENOUS MEANINGS OF AUSTRALIAN TOWN NAMES YALLINGUP, WA. Meaning, ‘a large hole in the ground’, the town takes its name from a nearby cave (Yallingup Caves) or originally, “Ngilgi’s Cave”. Ngilgi’s Cave comes from an Aboriginal legend where a vicious fight occurred between a bad spirit who lived in the cave and a good spirit (Ngilgi) who lived in the “Wardan” (theocean
NSW ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES RESEARCH AND RESOURCE CENTRE NSW Aboriginal Language Research and Resource Centre. Department of Aboriginal Affairs. Level 13 Tower B, Centennial Plaza. 280 Elizabeth Street. SURRY HILLS NSW 2010. e Enquiries@daa.nsw.gov.au. LEARNING AN ABORIGINAL LANGUAGE PROJECT AIMS TO HALT LOSS OF ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES SYDNEY — Lorraine Injie smiles as she remembers the rich patchwork of Aboriginal languages used during her childhood in Australia's remote Pilbara region. In my community, it was common to speak 1 LOGAN'S INDIGENOUS HISTORY: A LANGUAGE ALMOST LOST AND WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following article contains images of deceased persons. Logan’s rich Indigenous history weaves the stories of a number of traditional custodian groups, each bearing a unique spiritual, historical and ancestral connection to intersecting lands within the City of Logan. KIMBERLEY ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES MAP Kimberley Aboriginal Languages Map SCHOOLCHILDREN RECORD ANCIENT WURUNDJERI STORIES IN The three digital stories were launched at an assembly at the school last week and are freely available as downloads at the App Store. Mr Cooper said he and the children were excited the new app would for the first time give anyone anywhere in the world access to traditional Wurundjeri stories and Woiwurrung language.OUR LANGUAGES
Discover Australia's Aboriginal languages at the Our Languages website which has been produced as a place where we can share and collaborateon activities
MODERN INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES Modern Indigenous languages. Likeother places in the world that have experienced similar social disruption and colonisation, forms of speech have quickly developed that reflect this contact. These new forms of speech include Creoles and pidgins as well as forms based closely on English, such as, Aboriginal English. BIRIPI'S NATIVE TONGUE Biripi’s Native Tongue. “THERE’S no way to describe how beautiful it is to be able to speak our own language.”. A course at the North Coast Institute of TAFE in Taree is revitalising the traditional Gathang language (of which Biripi is a dialect) and teacher Jaycent Davis could not be happier. “Bringing back thenative tongue is a
WHY AUSTRALIA IS HOME TO ONE OF THE LARGEST LANGUAGE Why Australia is Home to One of the Largest Language Families in the World. The first person to set foot on the continent of Australia was a woman named Warramurrungunji. She emerged from the sea onto an island off northern Australia, and then headed inland, creating children and putting each one in a specific place. PROJECT AIMS TO HALT LOSS OF ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES SYDNEY — Lorraine Injie smiles as she remembers the rich patchwork of Aboriginal languages used during her childhood in Australia's remote Pilbara region. In my community, it was common to speak 1 INTRODUCING 'NOONGARPEDIA' The people who have occupied south-west Western Australia for 30,000 years are determined to ensure the survival of their Noongar language. Wikipedia comes in 294 languages and counting. It’s a drop in the bucket compared with the number of actual languages in the world (after all, Australia alone has more than 250 native languages), but alongside Google Translate (with 104 WAANYI NATION ABORIGINAL CORPORATION NPC is committed to the long-term development of the Gulf communities and to the expansion of the business. Our knowledge of Indigenous cultures is opening up a host of opportunities, which enable us to expand our business interests and, importantly, maintain our commitment to Indigenous people, their communities and their country. ABORIGINAL PLACENAMES OF CORANGAMITE Aboriginal Placenames of Corangamite. The Stoney Rises of Western Victoria were the site of a prolonged resistance by Colignon, Jarcourt, Keeraywurrong and Wathaurong warriors. Men like Kaarwirn Kuunawarn and Curacoin mounted attacks from the Rises because the horses of soldiers and vigilantes were so severely restricted in theterrain.
LEARNING FOR THE WESTERN WORLD? THE INDIGENOUS EDUCATION Last week the Western Australian Indigenous Labor MP, Ben Wyatt, told a conference in Perth that Aboriginal children in remote communities need a “full Western education”.. Wyatt went on to say that the State had delivered “a palliative education system” to remote Indigenous communities and had endorsed low expectations of Aboriginalchildren.
COREY THEATRE KEEPS TRADITIONAL LANGUAGE ALIVE This young musician is on a mission to stop Indigenous languages fading away. Words are important to Corey Theatre. So too is the preservation of Indigenous Australian languages. Theatre is onOUR LANGUAGES
Discover Australia's Aboriginal languages at the Our Languages website which has been produced as a place where we can share and collaborateon activities
IMPORTANCE OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES (QUOTES) Importance of Indigenous languages (Quotes) Language is the expression of our culture and our land. We cannot have one without the others. We cannot describe our culture and our land if we do not have language. Recognition of Indigenous languages and support for Indigenous language programs stand alongside land rights, health, justice INDIGENOUS 'MULTICULTURALISM' AND LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY Indigenous people had extensive linguistic expertise because they came in contact with so many dialects and languages. Indigenous individuals could and often still do speak a number of dialects from a number of languages (Walsh 1993). They were often able to speak the native dialect of their father, mother and spouse and would often know the INDIGENOUS MEANINGS OF AUSTRALIAN TOWN NAMES YALLINGUP, WA. Meaning, ‘a large hole in the ground’, the town takes its name from a nearby cave (Yallingup Caves) or originally, “Ngilgi’s Cave”. Ngilgi’s Cave comes from an Aboriginal legend where a vicious fight occurred between a bad spirit who lived in the cave and a good spirit (Ngilgi) who lived in the “Wardan” (theocean
LEARNING AN ABORIGINAL LANGUAGE NSW ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES RESEARCH AND RESOURCE CENTRE NSW Aboriginal Language Research and Resource Centre. Department of Aboriginal Affairs. Level 13 Tower B, Centennial Plaza. 280 Elizabeth Street. SURRY HILLS NSW 2010. e Enquiries@daa.nsw.gov.au. PROJECT AIMS TO HALT LOSS OF ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES SYDNEY — Lorraine Injie smiles as she remembers the rich patchwork of Aboriginal languages used during her childhood in Australia's remote Pilbara region. In my community, it was common to speak 1 KIMBERLEY ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES MAP Kimberley Aboriginal Languages Map THE GLOSSARY OF HAPPINESS The Glossary of Happiness. May 12, 2016. Published in International. 0. Permalink. Tweet. Last summer, Tim Lomas flew from London to Orlando to attend the fourth annual congress of the International Positive Psychology Association—held, naturally, at Walt Disney World. As Lomas wandered around the event, popping in and out ofvarious sessions
THORNBURY SCHOOL TO TRIAL ABORIGINAL LANGUAGE PROGRAM Thornbury is the first primary school in Victoria to put an Aboriginal language on the curriculum, with others expected to follow next year. Principal Karen Mazurek said prep to grade 2 students were learning Woiwurrung, the language once spoken by the Wurundjeri people, Melbourne’s traditional land owners.OUR LANGUAGES
Discover Australia's Aboriginal languages at the Our Languages website which has been produced as a place where we can share and collaborateon activities
IMPORTANCE OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES (QUOTES) Importance of Indigenous languages (Quotes) Language is the expression of our culture and our land. We cannot have one without the others. We cannot describe our culture and our land if we do not have language. Recognition of Indigenous languages and support for Indigenous language programs stand alongside land rights, health, justice INDIGENOUS 'MULTICULTURALISM' AND LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY Indigenous people had extensive linguistic expertise because they came in contact with so many dialects and languages. Indigenous individuals could and often still do speak a number of dialects from a number of languages (Walsh 1993). They were often able to speak the native dialect of their father, mother and spouse and would often know the INDIGENOUS MEANINGS OF AUSTRALIAN TOWN NAMES YALLINGUP, WA. Meaning, ‘a large hole in the ground’, the town takes its name from a nearby cave (Yallingup Caves) or originally, “Ngilgi’s Cave”. Ngilgi’s Cave comes from an Aboriginal legend where a vicious fight occurred between a bad spirit who lived in the cave and a good spirit (Ngilgi) who lived in the “Wardan” (theocean
LEARNING AN ABORIGINAL LANGUAGE NSW ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES RESEARCH AND RESOURCE CENTRE NSW Aboriginal Language Research and Resource Centre. Department of Aboriginal Affairs. Level 13 Tower B, Centennial Plaza. 280 Elizabeth Street. SURRY HILLS NSW 2010. e Enquiries@daa.nsw.gov.au. PROJECT AIMS TO HALT LOSS OF ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES SYDNEY — Lorraine Injie smiles as she remembers the rich patchwork of Aboriginal languages used during her childhood in Australia's remote Pilbara region. In my community, it was common to speak 1 KIMBERLEY ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES MAP Kimberley Aboriginal Languages Map THE GLOSSARY OF HAPPINESS The Glossary of Happiness. May 12, 2016. Published in International. 0. Permalink. Tweet. Last summer, Tim Lomas flew from London to Orlando to attend the fourth annual congress of the International Positive Psychology Association—held, naturally, at Walt Disney World. As Lomas wandered around the event, popping in and out ofvarious sessions
THORNBURY SCHOOL TO TRIAL ABORIGINAL LANGUAGE PROGRAM Thornbury is the first primary school in Victoria to put an Aboriginal language on the curriculum, with others expected to follow next year. Principal Karen Mazurek said prep to grade 2 students were learning Woiwurrung, the language once spoken by the Wurundjeri people, Melbourne’s traditional land owners.OUR LANGUAGES
Discover Australia's Aboriginal languages at the Our Languages website which has been produced as a place where we can share and collaborateon activities
WHY AUSTRALIA IS HOME TO ONE OF THE LARGEST LANGUAGE Why Australia is Home to One of the Largest Language Families in the World. The first person to set foot on the continent of Australia was a woman named Warramurrungunji. She emerged from the sea onto an island off northern Australia, and then headed inland, creating children and putting each one in a specific place. BIRIPI'S NATIVE TONGUE Biripi’s Native Tongue. “THERE’S no way to describe how beautiful it is to be able to speak our own language.”. A course at the North Coast Institute of TAFE in Taree is revitalising the traditional Gathang language (of which Biripi is a dialect) and teacher Jaycent Davis could not be happier. “Bringing back thenative tongue is a
PROJECT AIMS TO HALT LOSS OF ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES SYDNEY — Lorraine Injie smiles as she remembers the rich patchwork of Aboriginal languages used during her childhood in Australia's remote Pilbara region. In my community, it was common to speak 1 INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES IN THREAT OF EXTINCTION Indigenous Languages In Threat Of Extinction. A number of Aboriginal languages are in danger of extinction, a parliamentary committee was told this week, with just 20 to 30 considered viable. In 1788, it is estimated, more than 250 languages were spoken. By 2005, when the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studiesdid
LOGAN'S INDIGENOUS HISTORY: A LANGUAGE ALMOST LOST AND WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following article contains images of deceased persons. Logan’s rich Indigenous history weaves the stories of a number of traditional custodian groups, each bearing a unique spiritual, historical and ancestral connection to intersecting lands within the City of Logan. WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM THE GUUGU YIMITHIRR LANGUAGE In addition to highly developed spatial orientation skills, Guugu Yimithirr speakers are forced to have a broader perspective of the world; a world in which they are not the nucleus. For example, when a non-geographic language speaker (e.g., English speakers) points to their chest, we automatically think they are referring to themselves. INTRODUCING 'NOONGARPEDIA' The people who have occupied south-west Western Australia for 30,000 years are determined to ensure the survival of their Noongar language. Wikipedia comes in 294 languages and counting. It’s a drop in the bucket compared with the number of actual languages in the world (after all, Australia alone has more than 250 native languages), but alongside Google Translate (with 104 LEARNING FOR THE WESTERN WORLD? THE INDIGENOUS EDUCATION Last week the Western Australian Indigenous Labor MP, Ben Wyatt, told a conference in Perth that Aboriginal children in remote communities need a “full Western education”.. Wyatt went on to say that the State had delivered “a palliative education system” to remote Indigenous communities and had endorsed low expectations of Aboriginalchildren.
ABORIGINAL PLACENAMES OF CORANGAMITE Aboriginal Placenames of Corangamite. The Stoney Rises of Western Victoria were the site of a prolonged resistance by Colignon, Jarcourt, Keeraywurrong and Wathaurong warriors. Men like Kaarwirn Kuunawarn and Curacoin mounted attacks from the Rises because the horses of soldiers and vigilantes were so severely restricted in theterrain.
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