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Research

Community-based teaching and learning programs are informed by ongoing research. A growing body of evidence affirms what Aboriginal people already know - that the passing on of traditional language is a powerful and effective way of improving health and wellbeing in their communities.

 

Money for language: Indigenous language funding in Australia

Maboob, Jacobsen, Kemble & Zu, 06 June 2017

Indigenous languages are good for your health: Health and wellbeing implications of regaining or retaining Australian languages

Walsh, 11 July 2017

The Elders’ report into preventing Indigenous self-harm & youth suicide

cultureislife.org, 03 April, 2014

Indigenous language link to health & wellbeing

AIATSIS, 05 March 2014

The importance of Indigenous languages

APHREF, September 2012

The role of Indigenous languages

APHREF, September 2012

Re-awakening languages: Theory & practice in the revitalisation of Australia's Indigenous languages

Hobson, Lowe, Poetsch & Walsh, 2010

Indigenous languages programmes in Australian schools

Purdie, Frigo, Ozolins, Noblett, Thieberger & Sharp, 2008

 

Media

Gija dictionary launch

Yahoo7 News, 03 November 2016

How Miriwoong language is being saved

NITV, 20 July 2016

Warmun you got a story

Artlink, 01 June 2016

From Bronte to Warmun

The Daily Telegraph, 29 May 2015

Warmun crowdfund for Gija language classes

ABC News, 06 May 2015

 

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