PhD scholarships available
Wunungu Awara has three funded PhD scholarships available. Applications close 1 September 2019.
30 July, 2019
Animating Language: Continuing Inter-Generational Indigenous Language Knowledge
In 2015 John Bradley, Brent McKee and Shannon Faulkhead presented a seminar on the Monash Country Lines Archive to seminar in the Museum Studies program at New York University. From this presentation we were invited to submit a chapter
22 November, 2017
From Story to 3D Animation: Preserving Indigenous knowledge through the Monash Country Lines Project
Last year, a group of academics and staff working on the Monash Country Lines Archive gave a presentation on their work at the ATALM (Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries and Museums) Conference in Washington DC.
25 February, 2016
Yanyuwa Animations to be broadcast on NITV (2015)
The Yanyuwa families’ animations are going to be broadcasted over June to October 2015 on National Indigenous Television (NITV).
7 October, 2015
Yanyuwa Language is ‘severely endangered’: Endangered Languages website (2015)
The Yanyuwa language has been identified as ‘severely endangered’ by the Endangered Languages website.
8 June, 2015
Ancient knowledge given life in a virtual world (2012)
Ancient knowledge given life in a virtual world
10 February, 2014
3D animation helps preserve Indigenous history (2011)
3D animation helps preserve Indigenous history
7 February, 2014
Territory Natural Resource Management and Landcare Forum (2011)
‘Wundanyuka Kulu Jujuju – The Sea Turtle And The Osprey’ were presented by John Bradley and Brent McKee to a standing ovation at the Territory Natural Resource Management and Landcare Forum (13 October 2011) .
13 October, 2011