Languages Alive, Culture Thrives
Join the Museums of History NSW in collaboration with the Aboriginal Languages Trust for this Languages Alive, Culture Thrives event, an engaging panel discussion highlighting the importance of access to archives for First Nations people in revitalisation of Aboriginal languages across NSW.
This event is part of the lead-up to NSW Aboriginal Languages Week and offers a unique opportunity to hear from Community language practitioners and leaders.
Program
- 5pm–6pm food and beverages
- 6pm–6.15pm welcome
- 6.15pm–7.15pm panel discussion
- 7.15pm–7.30pm Q&A
Panel Discussion Focus
The panel will explore how communities are using historical and archival materials to revitalise their languages. The discussion will provide valuable insights into ongoing language revitalisation efforts and the importance of protecting and accessing archival resources.
Speakers
A panel of three Aboriginal Language practitioners and leaders will share their perspectives, facilitated by Sarah Kelly from the Aboriginal Languages Trust.
Languages Alive, Culture Thrives
Language is sacred and connected to Country and culture. It brings together generations and ties together spirituality and identity. When we keep Languages alive, our Culture thrives.
See more about NSW Aboriginal Languages Week
Partners
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First Nations Community Access to Archives
This project aims to improve access for First Nations people to important archival material about culture, kinship, stories, and languages within the State Archives Collection
Museum of Sydney
Corner Phillip and Bridge streets, Sydney NSW 2000- Cafe
- Wheelchair accessible
- Thursday 17 October 5pm–7.30pm