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Semester 1 2022
Waine Donovan and Kerry Boyenga give teachers an insight into the journey they took to create Dhurga Djamanj (We all talk Dhurga) Language Program in NSW public schools. They inspire us with the story of how a wonderful and extremely valuable resource for anyone who wishes to learn the traditional language of the Dhurga speaking people of Yuin Country.
Dhurga Dictionary and Learner's Grammar Journey
Thomas Mayor explains why teachers should be aware of the significance of the Uluru Statement from the Heart and outlines its history. In a thoughtful message to all public education teachers, he examines what we can do to spread the message about why an Indigenous voice in parliament must be enshrined in the Australian Constitution. . .
Understanding the Uluru Statement: Taking the invitation to the people through the classrooms
Semester 2 2021
Cath Jeffery explains why your school should offer Aboriginal Studies and shares student experiences of the subject’s personal, social and career benefits...
Aboriginal Studies: A Good HSC for Students and Community
