Angelina and Salome both share a passion for keeping the Marra language of Ngukurr alive and well. For Angelina, it’s about connecting to her grandmother and her heritage, while Salome finds joy in maintaining diverse thought systems through her language work.
These interviews were recorded as part of a national Search and Rescue Workshop for Indigenous languages at the Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education (BIITE) in conjunction with the Centre for Australian Languages and Linguistics (CALL collection) and the Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages (LAAL project).
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- ABC Open Mother Tongue
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- Author:
- Jacqui Taylor
