On June 18 to 20, 2021, A long-term language rejuvenation project came to fruition with a successful weekend-long linguistic field trip to Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln and the region of the Eyre Peninsula is the traditional land of the Barngarla People, and is approximately a one hour flight from our home base in Adelaide.
I planned and coordinated the educational experience with the collaboration of Barngarla Community Members , and Professor Ghil'ad Zuckermann, Professor of Linguistics and Chair of Endangered Languages at the University of Adelaide Australia.
The travelling group consisted of teachers, parents, and their children to undertake a cross-cultural exchange with the native speakers of the indigenous language they are learning, Barngarla.
Click-through to view a full report and images of the historic event, an Australian first.
Port Lincoln and the region of the Eyre Peninsula is the traditional land of the Barngarla People, and is approximately a one hour flight from our home base in Adelaide.
I planned and coordinated the educational experience with the collaboration of Barngarla Community Members , and Professor Ghil'ad Zuckermann, Professor of Linguistics and Chair of Endangered Languages at the University of Adelaide Australia.
The travelling group consisted of teachers, parents, and their children to undertake a cross-cultural exchange with the native speakers of the indigenous language they are learning, Barngarla.
Click-through to view a full report and images of the historic event, an Australian first.
