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call centre for australian languages and linguistics skip to content 2024 amangke itneme download the call plan for the international decade of indigenous languages pdf 5 mb dismiss centre for australian languages and linguistics languages explore projects resources films news people submit a resource search open main menu explore languages people search centre for australian languages and linguistics revitalising australia s first languages the centre for australian languages and linguistics call celebrates the richness of australia s first languages it supports projects and provides services initiatives and advocacy in language maintenance and revival explore call plan pdf 5 mb opens in new tab what we do as a language centre based in a larger organisation batchelor institute of indigenous tertiary education and closely connected with batchelor press and the batchelor library call s language support work includes language recording and documentation resource production and supporting the growth of the next generations of language workers through providing opportunities for intergenerational work and learning how call works operating as something of a service hub call brings together resources expertise networks and knowledge from over 30 years of work with australian languages call works with communities cultural leaders academic organisations researchers students language centres education programs and publishers the work of call is grounded in the both ways philosophy and participatory methodologies recognising that indigenous language maintenance revival and salvage must be embedded in community based engagement featured project ngulajuku tiger s story of the past and how nyirrpi came to be in this project we are repurposing a central australian oral history as an educational resource the interview with tiger morris that the project is based on was done by fiona gibson in 2001 in a project about warlpiri education the project will produce an illustrated bilingual book with map and audio explore all projects about call where call is and who we are the centre benefits from the corporate and administrative stability and support of batchelor institute but works beyond academic and institutional paradigms call s scope of services is based on working with australian languages from an aboriginal and torres strait islander worldview this enables call to respond to circumstances and opportunities for the benefit of clients and communities and ensures the best combination of expertise is provided in support of language research documentation and preservation call has a presence in the top end and in central australia in central australia are angela harrison manager and vanessa farrelly pertame language project officer and a number of casual staff working on language projects in the top end maurice o riordan publication manager works for batchelor institute press maree klesch former director of call and batchelor institute press is currently completing language projects work with us in addition to the call staff are the many batchelor institute staff with whom call collaborates these include research the library vet art conservation and land management and media staff and other admin and support staff call is grateful for their support and collaboration call also collaborates widely with language experts linguists and others who through their commitment interest and various skills have provided great support for call work and projects if you are interested in working with us please contact our research division or angela harrison chawdhury sakib batchelor edu au or call batchelor edu au podcast introducing let s talk language let s talk language is a podcast about language featuring stories told by first nations australians from central australia and the top end of northern territory the batchelor institute language centre call interviews some local language champions both elders and across the generations these heartfelt stories reveal vastly different experiences that may surprise and alter your views on how we understand first nations peoples experiences in relation to their languages they may stop you in your tracks press play today footer call centre for australian languages and linguistics the centre for australian languages and linguistics call celebrates the richness of australia s first languages it supports projects and provides services initiatives and advocacy in language maintenance and revival submit a resource browse languages explore people staff login contact call batchelor edu au people batchelor institute download the call plan for the international decade of indigenous languages pdf 5 mb opens in new tab 2026 centre for australian languages and linguistics batchelor institute