On the 18th of November the MLT headed out to Port Pirie to take part in a language pronunciation and recording workshop for the Nukunu language. Participants worked through the Nukunu dictionary and workshopped different techniques for pronouncing different sounds in the Nukunu language. According to Aunty Rose Turner, who travelled from Gawler to attend, […]
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Over the October long weekend, Clayton attended the infamous Ceduna Oysterfest, an annual event which celebrates the towns reputation as a world-class seafood hub. Over the weekend of the festival, Clayton worked with the Far West Language Centre and the Bright Youth Foundation to work on a small language project, aimed at incorporating the Aboriginal […]
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Mobile Language Team members Clayton Cruse and Celeste Humphris attended the Puliima National Indigenous Language and Technology Forum from the 12-15th of October. Puliima is hosted by Miromaa Aboriginal Language and Technology Centreand was supported this year by the Mobile Language Team among others. Over 230 people attended from all over Australia and the world, and excellent workshops […]
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The Mobile Language Team attended this years Writers Festival “Eye of the Storm – finding home in Alice Springs at the very beautiful Olive Pink Botanic Gardens on Saturday 19th September 2015. Karina Lester, Jessica Hughes and Larissa Hughes joined Josh Santospirito (multimedia artist, illustrator and writer) in launching the Yankunytjatjara Children’s Books in a […]
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On June 22 the Mobile Language Team’s Paul Monaghan, along with Far West Language Centre consultants Tannon Kew, Will Fisher and Celeste Humphris travelled to Ceduna to launch the new Language Learning Program project. The MLT supported Ceduna Aboriginal Corporation and the Far West Language Centre to develop and deliver the project. The project involved […]
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In 2014 the Mobile Language Team in cooperation with Yankunytjatjara people began a project to digitise and distribute a range of audio and visual materials containing the Yankunytjatjara people. Handing the amazing collection of digital resources over to the Mimili Community means that the Yankunytjatjara people can have access to parts of their history and […]
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From the 8th – 10th May this year, the Adnyamathanha Traditional Lands Association (ATLA) held an Adnyamathanha Men’s Camp at Ikara Wilpena. The camp was designed to bring Adnyamathanha men and boys of all ages together, to share cultural practices and language, and to give people a chance to talk to Senior Adnyamathanha Men about […]
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As part our the recent Barngarla family based workshop in Whyalla, the Mobile Language Team helped produce a Digital Story which is now available online. All the pictures in the video were painted by Anita and Dawn Taylor’s family. The use of Barngarla words in stories is a crucial aspect of language revival. Encouraging Barngarla people to […]
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On the 23rd of April 2015 the Mobile Language Team held a family based digital storytelling workshop in Whyalla. MLT members Paul Monaghan and Celeste Humphris as well as IT/Media consultant Will Fisher travelled to Whyalla to work with around 30 members of the Taylor family. The outcome of the workshop was a beautiful digital […]
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