Linguists from GALC, Gizem and Sue, attended the 2017 Australian Linguistic Society conference in Sydney last week. Both Sue and the remaining GALC linguist Marion presented linguistic papers at the
Calling all dictionary makers!!! GALC is very pleased to announce the hosting of an intensive 5-day lexicography workshop for linguists and people involved in dictionary making. This workshop will be
The Goldfields Aboriginal Language centre offers a variety of trainings. The list of courses is growing so come back now and again to see what else we have on offer!
The Goldfields Aboriginal Language Centre (GALC) is establishing an Aboriginal Goldfields interpreting and translating service for the region. Currently there are very few people who hold interpreting qualifications. Interpreters are
GALC has 6 new books in stock! Each was made with speakers of the Goldfields region for children to read and enjoy. There are 5 new Tjupan stories and 1
The Right to be Heard Exhibition is its last days at the Goldfields Arts Centre. Get in now to see this thought provoking exhibition before it is over. The launch
Peter Thomas of Wingellina The ‘Right to be Heard’ photographic exhibition will be opened in Kalgoorlie on Thursday 17th of August, 6pm at the Goldfields Arts Centre. Members of the
Amy Budrikis handles a live snake at the Jungkajungka Festival May 2017 GALC staff took the language centre’s display down to Norseman for the fantastic first ever Jungkajungka Festival. This
GALC is working in partnership with the National Trust (WA) on an exhibition event commemorating the 50th anniversary of the landmark 1967 Referendum. The event is called ‘The Right to
The second Goldfields Aboriginal Languages Awards was held in July 2017. The winners of the awards are below. See further down for information for the 2018 Language Awards and nominate
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